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Saturday 28 May 2011

Moving the Cursor in PageMaker



Moving the Cursor:

To position the I – beam, move it to where you want to begin entering text and click the left mouse button. You will see a blinking vertical bar, called the Insertion points. The location of the insertion point indicates where text will appear when you type. Once you have an insertion point, you can slide the mouse to move the I -beam out of the way.


When you click inside the margin guides, the cursor appears just to the right of the left margin guide, regardless of where you clicked. To move the cursor in existing text, you can use the keyboard. The arrow keys move the cursor (not the I -beam) one character or line at a time.


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