To add elements like a masthead, columns, drop caps, grab quotes, and bylines in an InDesign double page spread, you first need to import elements like the masthead from PowerPoint. You then place these elements and format text as needed - for columns you change the number of columns in a text box, for drop caps you resize the first letter, and for grab quotes you copy text to a separate text box making it larger and bold wrapping other text around it. Bylines are also placed in a separate text box above the article text at a larger font size.

1. Task 10 – How to
use InDesign

2. Masthead
To add the masthead to the double page spread,
you need to first save it as a PowerPoint, then
place it onto the double page spread on InDesign
and fit it where you want it.
The reason for a Masthead on the double page
spread is to advertise the name of the magazine
even more.
Columns
To make columns you need to first fill
the text box with text then you need to
change this to how many
columns you want.
The reason for columns is so that the
text seems more structured.

3. Drop Cap
To add a drop cap you need to click
on a part of the text then use this
to decide how big you
want the first letter.
Grab Quote
To add a grab quote you copy and
paste a section of the article into
another text box in speech marks
and make the writing larger and
bold, then click this to make
the text go around the writing.

4. By Line
To add a by line write your text in a
text box and make it a bigger font
size to the article writing, then
place it above the article.