Use page styles (with two columns)
for an index or other document
with two columns of text where the
text continues from the left-hand
column to the right-hand column
and then to the next page, all in
sequence (also known as
snaking
columns
of text). If the title of the
document (on the first page) is full-
page width, put it in a single-
column section.
For a newsletter with a complex
layout, two or three columns on the
page, and some articles that
continue from one page to some
place several pages later, use page
styles for basic layout. Place
articles in linked frames and
anchor graphics to fixed positions
on the page, if necessary.
For a document with terms and
translations to appear side-by-side
in what appear to be columns, use
a table to keep items lined up so
you can type in both “columns”.
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