Since we want our title still spread across the top,
we will place the insertion point before the first paragraph. Under the Columns
button, we will choose a two-column layout. If you have ever seen an
internal newsletter, many times it is set in columns, much like a newspaper.
You can do the same thing to documents in WordPerfect by converting your document
to columns, up to a maximum of 24. The Columns button will allow you to set
columns beginning at the insertion point. Since we want our title still spread across the top,
we will place the insertion point before the first paragraph. Under the Columns
button, we will choose a two-column layout.
You can set the spacing and types of columns by using the Format|Columns... menu.
You may notice that there are four types of columns, as shown at the left side of the dialog box. Newspaper columns will wrap the text from one column to the next column. Parallel columns will continue the text in the same column on the next page. The other options will balance the length of the newspaper columns and will prevent the cutoff of paragraphs. (parallel with block protect)
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