158 Macintosh
User's
Handbook
The final Format option
is
Insert Page Break. This
is
useful when writing selections with multiple parts
or
chapters
where the
author
wants to begin a chapter with a new page.
Selecting this option, the Mac Write editor will end the page
at
the insertion point and move the point
to
the top
of
the next
page. This can also be used
to
insert a break
at
any
point in
an
existing text.
Many dialogue boxes feature a response already highligh-
ted. These include figures 5.3 and 5.18. When such a
box
appears, the
operator
has the option
of
either using the mouse
to respond
or
selecting the highlighted option alternately by
pressing either the Enter
or
Return keys.
FONTS
The Mac Write word processor allows
output
of
custom-
ized writing
that
is
professional in appearance.
To
better facili-
tate artistic style, the Font
and
Style menus are provided.
The font menu features several fonts indicative of many
locations around the world. Because these fonts tend
to
be
identified with cities
around
the world, they
bear
their names.
The first font, New York,
is
preset
any
time you use Mac Write.
To use any other, simply select that font and begin typing. The
check mark will move to indicate the selected font.
To
change
the font of existing text, first select the characters, then select
the font. The change will appear. A selection follows which
illustrates different fonts.
STYLES
Stylistic options are also available within each font under ·
the Style menu. The
author
may write:
• Bold
• Italic
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