Check your alignment
By W. Grant Carson, editor, Big D BulletinSome Layout and Reproduction judges are sensitive to alignment. Two I know of are Dick Girvin and Waldo Redekop. And, why not? Having good alignment vertically, with crisp gutters, and having good alignment horizontally, with lines of print even, make a bulletin look better.
I draw lines all over my bulletin, on the computer of course, vertically and horizontally, to maintain alignment while composing the bulletin.
Then I clip them out when I'm done.
This is incredibly easy on a Macintosh in ClarisWorks Draw, but even works in MicroSoft Word on a Wintel machine. I checked it out at work, where I'm forced to use one of those.
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