Publishing a print book with Createspace or Lulu is fairly easy. But unless you know how to lay out a book, AND how to achieve the results you want in your word processor, the result won't do your writing justice.In this guide, I will show you how to format your book's interior:* What you need to know about book layout and typsesetting to get professional results.* How to use Microsoft Word 2007 to achieve those results (with notes for Word 2003 users)* eBook tips: how to format your manuscript in Word so you can move easily between print, Kindle, ePUB, and Smashwords editions. (Note: this is not a comprehensive guide to building eBooks).Topics covered are:Part 1 -- Page LayoutLayout strategy * Copying page setup from a templateHeaders & Footers * Link to previousSections * Smashwords, Kindles, and sections * Page numbers Part 2 -- StylesIntroducing Styles * Defining styles * Convert direct formatting into styles * Create a style familyWhy styles again? * Editing your styles * Sorting out a style soupDon't lose your italics! * Justification * Justification and eBook formattingParagraph indentation * Paragraphs in non-fiction and poetry * Scene breaks and lettersParagraph spacing * The spacing gotcha * A starting set of stylesLeading * Super style sets Part 3 -- DetailsDinkus asterisms * Simple internal images * What does 200dpi 'really' mean?Preserving image resolution in Word -- workarounds * Voodoo techniques for preserving image resolution in Word 2003-2010Voodoo techniques for preserving image resolution in Word 2003Voodoo techniques for preserving image resolution in Word 2007Voodoo techniques for preserving image resolution in Word 2010 * More image tipsImages that aren't 300dpi * The final tidies * Do you need to upload a pdf?Embedding fonts * Drop caps and small caps * Blank pages * Widows and orphansCover art tips * Createspace vs. LuluFront Matter * Where to find further information