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Week 1/Apr.
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Welcome to Class!
It's a
pleasure to have you along for
our spring tour of Adobe PageMaker 7.0. Bookmark this page: we'll meet here
each week to get our assignments and guidelines for the current lesson (the
Lessons page is updated every Monday). If you want to see an overview of the
course, take a look at the Schedule. If you
have questions or need assistance you can contact me by e-mail, phone, or
face-to-face (click on Instructor).
First, some housekeeping.
If you haven't done it already, do this now:
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read the
Orientation thoroughly, and be sure to
let me know if you have any questions about any aspect of this course.
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read the
e-mail guidelines thoroughly.
This is how you'll turn in your finished assignments; you'll need to
follow them exactly!
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Go to the
Conference Room and
log in to Blackboard. We'll be using this to communicate with each
other throughout the term. We also use Blackboard to take occasional
online quizzes. If you're new to Blackboard or need to set up a new
Blackboard account, go to Getting
Started in Blackboard.
Getting Started with
PageMaker 7.0
In order to
get started making pages with
Adobe PageMaker 7.0,
we'll need to check our systems and make sure we have all the right tools.
So, if you haven't already done so,
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install PageMaker 7.0
onto your computer's hard drive
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install Adobe Type
Manager (ATM Lite) onto your hard drive
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install the fonts from
the Adobe PageMakert® 7.0 Classroom in a Book®
CD ROM onto your system (use ATM and follow instructions on page 2 of
your text)
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load the lesson files
from your Adobe PageMakert® 7.0 Classroom in a Book®
CD ROM onto your hard drive. You'll need them to do your assignments.
If you do not have a CD-ROM in your computer, you'll need to come into the
McLoughlin computer lab to get the files, or contact me for more
information.
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install the PPDs
(Postscript Printer Drivers) from the Adobe PageMakert® 7.0
Classroom in a Book® CD ROM onto your hard drive (follow
instructions on page 3 of your text). Even though you may never use these
printers, you'll need to specify them for some of your projects.
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feel free to browse the
first couple of lessons to get a feel for how Classroom in a Book
works. Your first project is not due until next week, but it's never too
soon to get started.
Questions?
If you have any questions
or problems, please post them to the Q&A forum in the conference room, or
contact Bill. If you don't
mind coming to campus, you can also get help in the McLoughlin computer lab
Monday-Friday from 8 am- 5 pm and Monday-Thursday evenings from 6-8:30 pm.
So what are you waiting
for? Let's go!
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assignment 1:
Reading:
Getting Started (pp. 1-15)
Weekly Lesson Plan
E-Mail Guidelines |