One last question.

I have my picture at the beging of the doc and though I’ve aligned it center and it looks cntered, when I do web preview the picture is off to the left.

any ideas?

Thnaks

maybe that’s where the confusion came in.

Tracy

i just sent the guide off to you so be on the lookout for it.

Tracy

However, I’ll give it a try.

Can I suggest that you take your email address off the blog.

You’re opening yourself wide up to lots of spam mail.

Thanks again, I’ve taken you up on your offer of a pdf.

Lynne

And, of course you don’t have to purchase the second package to get the guide. I’ll email you a copy free!

Send me any reply to my email address at: *email removed* and I will then send you the PDF document.

Now, to answer your question.

The easiest way to include the page number on every page is to make use of the “Footer” or “Header”, depending on where you want your page numbers to show up.

The “Header” will be at the top of every page. And the footer, as you might well suspect will be at the bottom of every page.

You can put any type of text or graphics inside there you want.

But, we’ll stick with the basics right now

The header will always be the separate table found at the top of the document.

While the footer will be a separate section looking like a table at the bottom.

Once you know which one you want to put your page numbers in, simply left click inside either the header or footer in the area you want your page numbers to show up.

You could use the right align, left align, or center for this if you want.

Once you have decided on the placement of your page numbers, go to the top tool bar and select the following:

Insert > Fields > Page Number

Then, you’ll see the numbers on every page of your document.

You can change the formatting of the default page number text just as you would any other text inside your document by using the text adjustment tools such as Font color, Font type, Font size, etc.

I will also be working on a tutorial explaining this process as well Lynne, so check back

Tracy

Now I need to know how to attach page numbers. Because the chapters are in a table teh whole doc seems to be one page. How can I give each page anumber so that if soemone prints the doc they will be able to keep the pages in order.

If you’re getting tired of answering my questions, maybe you’d consider letting me have the how to guide…or do I have to buy the second package to get my hands on that?

Thanks again

lynne

That one was actually in the first package.

Which is also the reason why it didn’t come with a “how to” guide as I hadn’t written it until the second package.

The background was created inside Photoshop 7.0, so that’s where you would do the editing for it. Or any image editing program that can handle .PSD files. I think GIMP will work, but I’m not sure.

Now, you can find the .PSD file for that background inside the “PSD Files” folder that should have come inside your ebook templates package.

Look for the one that is called “side background 2″. Open up your image by double clicking it. Then it should open inside your editing program, whether it be Photoshop or GIMP, or whatever you’re using.

Once the “side background 2″ image is opened, you should see the different layers. One of those being a Text layer.

Select the Text tool inside your image editing program and then highlight the text. Now, just type in whatever your ebook title is and save the image using the “Save Image As” option and select either a .jpg or .png extension.

I normally use a .jpg extension.

Then, afterwards, to put the new image inside your ebook template, just “right click” somewhere inside the ebook template document so that it will bring up a little menu.

For this template, you want to scroll all the way down to the bottom where you’ll see just a plain white area beneath the template and right click there.

On the pop up menu, you should see a link called “Page. .”

Click on that link.

A new window will appear and you want to go to the tab called “Background”.

At the top, you’ll see the word “As” and a drop down menu from that.

Select “Graphic”.

Then hit “Browse” to find your edited background.

Select it, hit “Open”.

Then hit “OK”.

You should then see your edited background with your text on it inside your ebook template.

I think somewhere inside the Tutorials page there is an outline of how to do this. I think. If not, I’ll definitely be adding one!

Hope the above helps Lynne

Tracy

The template has yellow/green background turquoise writing.

I have the reseller package but couldn’t sell on because therer isn’t a how to manual.

If you email me I can send you a screen shot then you’ll know which one.

Thnaks

lynne

is that the one?

I’ve worked out how to add the book mark and hyperlink.

To create new chapters I’m creating a new table each time and manually duplicating the settings. I’m sure there must be an easier way.

Thnaks

lynne

Tracy

I have the ez templates 3 package, but there isn’t a manual.

I’m using a template that has ‘Your ebook title goes here’ repeated through the left and right side bars.

How do I put the name of my book there rather than those words? Thanks a lot.

Lynne
http://www.articlewritingandmarketing.com

But good, valid points that are well taken

You obviously have the talent, so why not pick up a copy of the Gimp and see what you can do with it? Same logic as OO – there are a million Photo Shop sites and very few Gimp sites…

I’ve created some basic templates but will definitely be using the more detailed freebie templates you have on offer. Thank you & look forward to more tutorials.

You can download it at

http://frankblumenberg.de/doku/doku.php?id=paintnet:psdplugin

Or go visit their forum & learn more: http://paintdotnet.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=1238&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=PSD

Cool beans, eh?

Donna