Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Indicate
the
where
in
the
layout
the
content
must
go.
Most
web
layouts
consist
of
the
following
standard
parts:
Header,
navigation
menu,
left
column,
center
column,
right
column,
and
footer.
Indicate
which
section
your
copy
needs
to
be
inserted
into.
Insert
the
copy
that
needs
to
be
edited
into
your
document
&
clear
the
existing
formatting.
If
there’s
an
existing
webpage
with
content
requiring
revision,
you
can
paste
it
into
the
Word
document.
You
cannot
send
over
this
copy
as-‐is,
however.
Please
select
all
the
text
in
the
document,
then
use
“Edit
>
Clear
>
Clear
Formatting.”
Make
sure
to
delete
any
images
still
in
the
document.
If
you
have
tables
in
your
document,
you
will
have
to
remove
the
table
formatting
and
convert
the
copy
inside
the
tables
to
plain
text.
To
do
this,
go
to
“Table
>
Convert
>
Convert
Table
to
Text”
and
select
“paragraph
marks”
in
the
following
pop-‐
up
dialog
box.
Format
your
content
as
you
would
see
it
online.
Use
12
point
type
as
your
base
font
size,
and
write/edit
your
copy
as
you
normally
would.
Use
bold
formatting
to
indicate
words
and
phrases
requiring
boldface.
Use
italics
for
words
and
phrases
that
need
to
be
italicized.
Refrain
from
using
underline,
as
viewers
understand
that
as
a
link.
Use
the
indent
function
for
paragraphs
that
require
block
quoting.
For
lists
that
need
bullets,
use
the
bulleted
list
option:
• This
is
a
list
item.
• This
is
another
list
item.
Use
the
following
point
sizes
indicate
particular
kinds
of
headers:
To
indicate
that
you’d
like
to
link
to
an
email
address,
use
“Insert
>
Hyperlink
>
Email
Address”
from
the
Word
menu.
To
insert
an
image,
use
the
following
markup
with
the
name
of
the
image
file.
Do
not
paste
or
insert
the
image
into
the
document!
[IMAGE photo1.jpg]
To
link
to
a
PDF
or
another
kind
of
document,
use
the
following
markup.
And
once
again,
do
not
insert
the
file
into
the
document.
[DOC example1.pdf, example2.doc]