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2. Producing a<br />

monograph<br />

8. Add a photograph of a village plantation<br />

or animals.<br />

9. Add the table from the Mo_p3 sheet<br />

of the ‘village name’_diagnosis_<br />

data Excel file which details the<br />

number of the various animals<br />

10. Add the “Living livestock capital<br />

per household type” chart from the<br />

Mo_p3 sheet of the Excel file ‘village<br />

name’_diagnosis_data<br />

11. Add the chart “Evolution of the<br />

livestock herd” from the sheet Mo_<br />

p3 of the Excel file ‘village name’_diagnosis_data<br />

Create shapes in Publisher to create<br />

the diagram “average land use<br />

per household”<br />

• Different shapes (lines, arrows,<br />

ellipses, rectangles and others)<br />

can be created in Publisher by left<br />

clicking on the desired shape and<br />

then left clicking on the monograph<br />

sheet at the desired position.<br />

Its position can be changed<br />

by clicking on it and dragging. Its<br />

size can be modified by left clicking<br />

on the corners. The screen<br />

shot below shows the different<br />

shapes in the oval outlined in red<br />

and the change of position and<br />

size.<br />

• The colour inside a shape and that<br />

of the border can be chosen by<br />

clicking on the Colour buttons as<br />

shown below:<br />

• To add text to the shape, right<br />

click inside and write the text.<br />

Colours for the table showing the<br />

number of hectares for each land<br />

use.<br />

• The colours of the table showing<br />

the number of hectares for each<br />

land use must correspond to the<br />

colours used on the map. In order<br />

to do this, follow these steps:<br />

1. Left click on the ‘colour fill’ button;<br />

choose the option example of<br />

padding colour by left clicking<br />

on it.<br />

• Then follow these steps:<br />

1. Left click in the cell corresponding<br />

to the chosen colour.<br />

The cursor changes from an arrow<br />

shape to a kind of pipette.<br />

Drag this to the area of the map<br />

with the colour you want. Left<br />

click on the colour. (See illustration)<br />

2. Left click on the colour fill button<br />

• Do the same for all the land uses<br />

2. The cursor changes from an arrow<br />

shape to a kind of pipette.<br />

Drag this to the area of the map<br />

with the colour you want. Left<br />

click on the colour. (See illustration)

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