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An easy way for Microsoft Publisher users to create better-looking headlines in ads, brochures, and newsletters is to reduce word spacing. Place the text insertion point between the first and second words, then select Format, Character Spacing. When the Character Spacing dialog box appears, locate the Tracking section, and select Tight. Repeat for each word […]