When the drop-down menu appears, select the Horizontal Line option. A basic horizontal line should now appear in your document. Double-click on the line if you'd like to edit its appearance. If you chose to double-click, the Format Horizontal Line dialog should now be displayed. From here you can modify the width, height, and color of your line as well as adjust its alignment. Make a Timeline in Microsoft Word from scratch or with a free template. Or, save time by creating a timeline in Smartsheet. You’ll see a line appear with a little grey box that says Header. You’ll also see your cursor appear in the header area. Note: You must have Windows and PowerPoint to use Office Timeline. Mac users will need to. • • • • 454 shares Over at the. If you're inspired and you think you'd like to take wholesale on, awesome! I'm right here with you on that and think it's a great source of income. One of those steps is creating your wholesale linesheet. But you're not quite sure how to create a wholesale linesheet so here's a technical how-to for non-techies: Using just Microsoft Word or Pages for Mac, you can create a wholesale linesheet that is super easy to set up and maintain. You don't need to pay for a subscription or service, you don't need to hire a graphic designer. All you need to do how to do is insert tables and photos, which I promise is as easy is making text bold or center aligned. This tutorial will show you how to make your wholesale linesheet in Word, but the same concept applies to Pages so it's easy to translate for Mac users! Bonus: Download my free editable wholesale order form template to go with your linesheet! Getting started The first thing you want to do is open Microsoft Word (or Pages) and create a blank document. Then decide on a size for your linesheet and your page orientation. For size, I would recommend with the standard printing paper size of 8.5 x 11″ or half of that which is 5.5 x 8.5″. You can set your own size too. Your orientation could be vertical or horizontal, that's up to you! Add in your logo, contact info and page numbers You can do this by going to the Insert tab and insert a Header. The default or first option will work. Then insert a Picture and browse to the location of your logo. This will insert your logo into your header and every additional page you make will include this logo. Then you can insert a Text Box to enter in your contact information so stores will know how to reach you or submit orders. Once you've filled in your contact information, you'll need to remove the border on the Text Box (and also remove the background color- even though the white matches the current background). Do this by right clicking on the corner of the Text Box and select Format Shape from the menu that appears. The screen below will appear on the side. Fill is the background color for the Text Box. Line is the border, which is black by default. Select “No Fill” and “No Line” for both. To make the contact info in my Text Box look even better and fit with my logo, I removed the “space after paragraph” and changed the blue links to black text. My header now looks like this, and it will be the same for every page after this! It would be a good idea to add automatic page numbering on the bottom of your pages as well: I like using the “Page 1 of 1” format because the store owner will know how many pages to expect in your linesheet and know if a page is missing. No surprises here! Getting your products in there To get your products in your linesheet, you'll first need to create the structure for it! Go to the Insert tab and insert a Table. Each product goes into their own little box, so in the above example (see the orange boxes), there will be 12 products – 3 across and 4 down. You can decide how many products you want to go in each page. Once you've inserted your table, click your mouse inside the first top left box (these little boxes are called “cells”). Then Insert a picture of your first product!
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