Rub out field in PAGES

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How to rub out field in PAGES

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hi this is gary with macmost.com today letamp;#39;s look at the difference between word processing mode and page layout mode in mac pages macmost is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than a thousand supporters go to macmost.com patreon there you could read more about the patreon campaign join us get exclusive content and course discounts so when using pages you have the choice between two different modes for every document thereamp;#39;s word processing mode and page layout mode when youamp;#39;re working in pages there are several different ways to tell which mode youamp;#39;re in one is to go to the file menu if you see convert to page layout then you know youamp;#39;re in word processing mode whereas if you see convert to word processing then you know youamp;#39;re in page layout mode you could also go to the document sidebar here and if you look for document body if that is checked that means youamp;#39;re in word processing mode if itamp;#39;s not chec

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Hold down the Shift key while you click two or more shapes that are touching or overlapping. In the Format sidebar, click the Arrange tab. Click an arrangement button at the bottom of the sidebar: Unite: Combines the selected shapes into a single shape.
Identifying and Removing Metadata Right-click on the file. View its Properties. If there is metadata that you would like to remove, select the Details tab. Click Remove Properties and Personal Information.
If the text is in a text box, table, or shape, first click the Text tab at the top of the sidebar, then click the Layout button. Use the controls in the Columns section to set the number of columns and their spacing: Set the number of columns: Click the arrows next to the Columns value field.
Using Pages templates for mail merge Open a Pages template on the Mac, such as a Letter. Click on the Document icon. Scroll to the bottom and select Mail Merge. Click on Merge Choose Contacts or Spreadsheet. If you choose Contacts, you can select a group. If you choose Spreadsheet, you have to then find that file.
Place your insertion point or select existing text where you want to add a merge field, click Document in the sidebar, click the Document tab, then click Mail Merge. Choose Add Merge Field, then choose the field youd like to add from the list. Note: To see the full list of fields from Contacts, click More Fields.
Mask (crop) a photo Double-click the image. The mask controls appear. The default mask is the same size as your image. Use the controls to frame just the parts of the image you want to be visible. Click Done.
Merge cells Select two or more adjacent cells. Control-click the cells, then choose Merge Cells.
Adding Simple Merge Fields Open a Microsoft Word document. Click where you want to place a merge field. In the Insert tab, click Quick Parts and then Field. Under Categories, select (All). Under Field names, select MergeField. Type the name of the merge field under Field name. Click OK.

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