Thanks for your input 🙌 Here is my thoughts. You can't design a logo in Word. Certainly not a good one. Using high quality export of 300ppi should aleviate any pixelation. I've exported at 72ppi and not seen pixelation especially viewed at 100%
@@ArdentDesigns I have never implied you can design a logo in ms word, I said when exporting the letter head for ms wordin illustrator tbe best format is WMF, far better than 300 pixel png, try it and see.
Thank you for this video, it helped me a lot. I followed all your steps and but did some testing of my own with different file formats. The one that worked the best for me was the SVG file. Once I exported to pdf, the quality of the SVG file remained very sharp and never pixilated no matter how much I zoomed in to the document.
better fix for the cursor placement: define the doc's margins to a typeable area that works visually within the stationary. then save as a Word template.
Thank you so much for putting this video together. It was easy to understand: but with the margins at 0, the customer won't be able to use default formatting, right?
Thanks so much for this excellent explanation! I'm having the same problem I see others have had. At the very end where you would replace the margins for content, my whole footer jumps off center. Any solutions?
Once I had to figure out how to do this myself and I thought others might benefit too. I used the Student version, and I'm not sure if it is different than other versions. Unfortunately I am not a Word expert, so I cannot say what happened for you. Sorry I couldn't help :(
I think I solved the problem: make sure you put both horizontal and vertical absolute position to the right of / below PAGE! it worked here. 3:46 in the video! hope it works for you too!
Everything works good, thanks for that but while changing the margin size the positioning of the image we added also moves along the cursor. Why? Help here would be much appreciated :-)
Great tutorial! How would you design a custom newsletter in illustrator and they converted over to Microsoft word so that it’s editable. I’m trying to include headers for each section fits well finding it a bit cumbersome.
No, it should not distort. Logos should be exported from Illustrator at 300 dpi. If your file is vector then it should be fine. Poor quality images should not be used.
well I'm the one that didn't work for (surprise surprise) Everything is fine until the last step. I "close Header and Footer" and the images goes gray. But i have no blinking cursor. no cursor AT ALL. What have i missed? (please don't say it's because i'm on a mac) (Also Why it this so Hard in word?!. Why can't you put an image into the background, lock it, and get on with life)
Oh yikes! Well it is ok if it fades. It will print ok. I don't know why the curser is gone. Does this occur when you save it, close and restart it? I'm not a Word expert per se, but I had to figure it out because a client wanted it. I thought it might help some other people :/
@@ArdentDesigns thanks for the reply. I was able to find the curser. it's behind the art /header so it's invisible as long as the art is there. I've double checked that the "background" position setting is on. and it is but it's not working so I'm a drift here. Also when i add the "margins step" the header background moves. I've tried the watermark version to create the same effect and i have similar issues (moving background when i change margins. that is). I've got a client that wants this as well and i'm at a lost as to what to do. thanks again for the reply.
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The best format for MS word is WMF rather than PNG. P{NG gets pixelated when you export as PDF.
Thanks for your input 🙌 Here is my thoughts. You can't design a logo in Word. Certainly not a good one. Using high quality export of 300ppi should aleviate any pixelation. I've exported at 72ppi and not seen pixelation especially viewed at 100%
@@ArdentDesigns I have never implied you can design a logo in ms word, I said when exporting the letter head for ms wordin illustrator tbe best format is WMF, far better than 300 pixel png, try it and see.
@@HoomanM I see 🙂. Thanks for sharing that!
Agreed!
@@HoomanM what's WMF?
This is probably the best explanation I've come across. Thank you!!
Awesome :)
@@ArdentDesigns hi...good video..I have one question..from where u got this design and 0.26 is which screen..can u explain if u don't mind
Thank you! It's a seemingly simple task, but most of us don't know how to do it properly. I really needed this tutorial. Thank you!
THANK YOU for this! Easy to follow and understand and no unnecessary info/chatter.
Totally! You're welcome 🙂
I will drop a thank you note every time I use this video for my design work. This is my 2nd time. Thank you
Thank you for this video, it helped me a lot. I followed all your steps and but did some testing of my own with different file formats. The one that worked the best for me was the SVG file. Once I exported to pdf, the quality of the SVG file remained very sharp and never pixilated no matter how much I zoomed in to the document.
That's great! Thanks for the tip. I hadn't tried svg :)
Perfect, there are loads off ways doing it but your way is the most straight forward way, thank you for sharing,
Best explanation I have heard in quite some time on RUclips. Thank you
Thanks so much. This was helpful.
I missed a step initially, so now I can do this with full confidence.
This just saved my ass after my client asked me to send my letterhead design in word. I was just confused. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Lori. This is instruction video is exactly what I was looking for.
best and simple explanation i have seen and learnt from
Glad it worked out 🙂
Thank you for creating and sharing this explainer video, it significantly helped and am very pleased with the outcome. Thanks again
One year later and i'm here again. Thanks for this viedo. You help a lot
God bless you for this tutorial. I've learnt something great!!!!
haha! Thanks friend. You're welcome :)
@@ArdentDesigns I have been searching for this in years. You have no idea how BIG is your help to me
Thank you for this! I was stuck and frustrated. Great explanation and easy to follow tutorial!!
Tech can certainly be frustrating. Glad it worked out :)
you saved the day!!! you explained very straight forward
This absolutely saved the day! Thank you so much!
You're welcome! Glad it was useful 🙂
Very helpful. Can you do a video to explain how to put a master header for first page and rest of the pages to a regular header design?
Thanks you just saved my time.
better fix for the cursor placement: define the doc's margins to a typeable area that works visually within the stationary. then save as a Word template.
Thank you so much for putting this video together. It was easy to understand: but with the margins at 0, the customer won't be able to use default formatting, right?
Worked like a charm, thanks so much!
Incredibly helpful! You the Wo-man!
Haha 🤣 you're welcome
Brill, simple and quick thankss
You're welcome 🙂
Thank you very much please keep them coming.
thank you it is very clear and easy
Thanks a lot, very nice tutorial
no problem at all :)
thank you very helpful
Thank You! ...have been greatly helped!
You're welcome 🙂
Thank You Madam!
This video very help you
It worked... Happy
This was helpful. Thank you!
You're welcome! 🙂
thank you for sharing your new knowledge
When I add the margin the entire artwork moves as well
TYSM for this tutorial ❤️
You're welcome! Glad it helped :)
thankyou very much!!
Great tutorial
Absolutely Amazing, you sort my problem
That's great news 🙂
THANK YOU!!
you are welcome :)
THANK YOU!!!
Thanks, very good tutorial. Really appreciate it
Thank you !!!!!
Thanks so much for this excellent explanation! I'm having the same problem I see others have had. At the very end where you would replace the margins for content, my whole footer jumps off center. Any solutions?
Once I had to figure out how to do this myself and I thought others might benefit too. I used the Student version, and I'm not sure if it is different than other versions. Unfortunately I am not a Word expert, so I cannot say what happened for you. Sorry I couldn't help :(
I'm having the same problem :(
I think I solved the problem: make sure you put both horizontal and vertical absolute position to the right of / below PAGE! it worked here. 3:46 in the video! hope it works for you too!
@@mariliasoareslins7803 thanks for your advice 🙂
Thanks so much....this was really of great help....New subscriber!!!
Thanks a very helpful video
Thanks! Worked for me.
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Thank you
good keep it up
thank youuuu :)
you're very welcome :)
But why if direct print from the word , the footer did not show up ? how to adjust this one ?
Good way to teach
Very useful. Thanks
Thank you so much!
thank u
thank you, your video is really heplfull
Everything works good, thanks for that but while changing the margin size the positioning of the image we added also moves along the cursor. Why? Help here would be much appreciated :-)
I don't know. The curser should not be in the header/footer at all.
@@ArdentDesigns It comes to the same place exactly where it was showed in the video as I followed the same steps showed in the video.
@@darshandavey9621 Did you find a solution? I have the exact same problem
@@Fouado90 No, not yet.
Do let me know if you find one!!
@@darshandavey9621 I tried: View > Master Document and then set the margins on that (with the header and footer closed)
thank you
Hi so I use the cc 2018 and I don't have the artboard option when I save as what's the best option to go
i got the correct solution ... thank you
You are welcome 🙂
Great tutorial! How would you design a custom newsletter in illustrator and they converted over to Microsoft word so that it’s editable. I’m trying to include headers for each section fits well finding it a bit cumbersome.
...it works in MS Word...wanna try in Excel for quotes and receipts
Hello, great tutorial! How can you make a second page with a different background? Best
Thank you very much!
Just wondering why you would increase the page size to 8.625?
To give it a "bleed". 1/8 inch added is 8.625 x 11.125 or rounded to 8.63 x 11.13 inches.
@@ArdentDesigns Gotcha! But doesn't it still crop and add a white border anyway? Thanks for answering :)
Dunno why the video isn't clear, but I can't see the dimensions for the paper size. And you didn't say
THANK. YOU!
which format is best for printing? word or pdf?
so greatful thanks youuu
You're welcome 🙂
Phew, youtube to the rescue! Thanks.
Excuse me what is a letterhead logo in information technology ? Can someone explains it
Hello what is the height of paper?
Thank youuuuuuu
Great.
Thanks
WHY IS THE COLOR OPACITY REDUCING AFTER GETTING OUT OF HEADER SETINGS
It is the nature of Word doc. When it is printed it is full colour.
Thank you..
hey after exporting the document, my logo is distorting in pdf file. is that normal?
No, it should not distort. Logos should be exported from Illustrator at 300 dpi. If your file is vector then it should be fine. Poor quality images should not be used.
well I'm the one that didn't work for (surprise surprise) Everything is fine until the last step. I "close Header and Footer" and the images goes gray. But i have no blinking cursor. no cursor AT ALL. What have i missed?
(please don't say it's because i'm on a mac) (Also Why it this so Hard in word?!. Why can't you put an image into the background, lock it, and get on with life)
Oh yikes! Well it is ok if it fades. It will print ok. I don't know why the curser is gone. Does this occur when you save it, close and restart it? I'm not a Word expert per se, but I had to figure it out because a client wanted it. I thought it might help some other people :/
@@ArdentDesigns thanks for the reply. I was able to find the curser. it's behind the art /header so it's invisible as long as the art is there. I've double checked that the "background" position setting is on. and it is but it's not working so I'm a drift here. Also when i add the "margins step" the header background moves. I've tried the watermark version to create the same effect and i have similar issues (moving background when i change margins. that is). I've got a client that wants this as well and i'm at a lost as to what to do. thanks again for the reply.
Thank you so much!!!
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