#Bluegriffon change size of text download#
UNLIMITED DOWNLOADS: 50 Million+ Fonts & Design Assets DOWNLOAD NOWĪnd we are also given the option to adjust the orientation of the page, from the Landscape and Portrait icons to the right of the standard page size drop-down menu.Īnd then, when we’re happy with the revised size of the page we can go back to the usual Selection Tool, by clicking the top black cursor in the Tools panel, and begin to reshuffle and resize the content on the page to fit the page’s new dimensions.Ģ. Hmm…OK…but how do I keep the content on the page proportional? So we can adjust the page size to something like A3 or Letter, or we can select a pre-saved Custom Page Size from the options towards the top of the menu if we scroll upwards. To the right of the Height and Width text boxes you can also access a drop-down menu of standard page sizes. So you can resize using that method, if you want to create a non-standard size for the page. We’ve got some text boxes where we can manually type in a revised Width and/or Height measurement for the page. You’ll notice that some new options have appeared. To resize the page, I need to navigate up to the controls panel running along the top of the workspace. Small white extension marks have appeared around the edge of the page. With the Page Tool selected I then click onto the back cover page to tell the Page Tool that this is the page we want to resize. This seems pretty unlikely, unless we were going to be creating a hard-bound cover, but let’s just take this as an example. Now, let’s say the printer has been in touch with me, and wants the back cover of the magazine to be slightly larger than the inside pages of the magazine. Now, here we have a few pages from this layout for Foodie Magazine, just to demonstrate. It looks like a white rectangle with a small cursor at the corner.Ĭlick the Page Tool to activate it. Up near the top of the Tools panel, just the third option down, is the Page Tool. The Page Tool (Shift + P) is a really useful little tool that you can find in the Tools panel. This is where the Page Tool (Shift + P) comes in handy.
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