Hi there. In this video we are going to go from these many columns,
to these many columns.
All right, so let's go and do it.
Okay, so what you need to do is,
I'm going to have my cursor flashing inside of my type box.
So, type tool, click in here.
It depends on your screen size.
You might have to switch out like me too.
If you have a big iMac, you probably see along the top.
But for me, I have to go to paragraph and you'll see along the top here is columns.
Number of columns, I'm going to bump it up to three.
Because we left the gutter,
which is the space between the columns at default when we made the document,
we've left the default in here as well.
So if you change your gutter width,
you are going to have to change it in here to match.
Great, so now we have three columns, super easy.
What we're going to do now is move into
a little bit of production video so you can skip along if you want.
But what I want to do is I'm going to cut it.
Click from the background, grab the type tool,
draw another type box.
How big is it going to be?
I'll adjusted in a second and I'm going to pick a font.
We're going to use our Roboto.
We'll use medium or regular.
I'm going to give it that red fill there.
Then size-wise, I'm going to go up to 14.
This is going to be like a subheading.
So moving him up, moving him around,
tidying up some of these box sizes because I want this to
be the subheading and I want to spend two columns.
Fancy. W off, looking fine.
This guy here is going to tuck up about here and I'm going to get rid
of these extra [inaudible] in here,
this is all lining up a little nicer.
All right, let's jump to the next video where we look at justification and hyphenation.