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Document layout and presentation.
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CONTENTS PAGE TITLE 3-4 Document layout and presentation 5 Document 1: Agenda 6 Document 2: Invoice 7 Document 3: Flyer 8 Document 4: Letter 9-10 Document 5: E-mail 11 Document 6: Memorandum 12 Comparison 1: Letter 13 Comparison 2: Invoice 14-17 Accuracy of Work 18-23 Back-up 24-30 How to enhance documents 31 Evaluation Document layout and presentation Your choice of layout features always depends on your document purpose and its readers. The following features are important: * Page attributes - Are a page's orientation (which way up it is) can be either portrait or landscape. The following are standard paper sizes: * A4 (210x297mm) * B4 (257x364mm) * Letter Size (8.4x11in) * Legal (8.5x14in) * White space - Areas of your documents where there is no text or graphics are called white space. This makes information easier to reader. * Tabulation - Are known as tabs stops or tabs. These are standardised distance across the page. Usually set by default at every half inch. By using tabs you insure that text insert at different points across the page are all lined up correctly. A...
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