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1. Switch to the document either by clicking the page
icon in the Document palette or by using the Go-To-Page
pop-up:

2. Using the Content tool ,
click once in the main text box.

3. In the Measurements palette, set the font to 14 point
AGaramond with 14 points of leading.
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4. Next, click File > Get Text.

5. Navigate to the file containing the text of the document.
In this case the file is named "lorem ipsum.txt"
but your
file may have been saved with a different name.

6. This is what the Document palette looks like after
loading the text file. Two things have changed. First,
Quark adds the necessary pages automatically when
you setup the document to use an automatic
text box. Second, the last page is now the current
page of the document. In this case it is page three.
You can tell by the the bold letter "A" and
number "3" below the page three icon in the
palette. Yours may be different depending on the amount
of text saved in the file or by differences in your
system.
As you make changes to the body copy (the "story"),
Quark will continue to add pages as necessary.

7. This is a view of page three of the document.

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