I'm new to Scribus, and currently working through the official tutorial.
Keyboard shortcuts follow my usual convention `A-C-M-S-key` where `A-C-M-S`
refers to the modifiers Alt (aka Option), Control, Meta (aka Windows/Command), Shift.
Keys are then written lowercase so that `C` unambiguously means Control, and
`c` unambiguously refers to the key C. So capitals are written as `S-c`.

# 1
There are two sets of properties: the properties of a box such as
a text or image box; and the properties of the content within such a box.

## Keys in Layout
```csv sep=|
csvhead: Key|Action
`f2`|Box Properties
`f3`|Content Properties
`t`|Add Text Box
`C-t`|Edit Text in Story Editor
`i`|Add Image Box
```

## Keys in Story Editor
```csv sep=|
csvhead: Key|Action
`C-w`|Update Text Frame and Exit Story Editor
`C-u`|Update Text Frame
```

## Text
+ Centering text vertically: Content Properties → Columns & Text Distances → Vertical Alignment = middle

## Kerning Tracking Etc
See [this Linux Journal article](https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/scribus-leading-kerning-and-tracking-text)

* Leading = line spacing
* Kerning is what happens with the space between, say A and V in AV.
* Tracking is the space between letters and words.

These are found in Advanced Settings in the Text Properties toolbox.
![]{cs}(Text_AdvancedSettings_001.png) 

If you apply this to the text box, it applies to everything within it. Importantly, note that
this erases an settings applied to a selection within it (e.g. if you change the letter tracking
for an individual word).

# Master Pages
* Edit → Master Pages
    * Create New
    * Page → Manage Guides

## Master Pages
Create in `Edit → Master Pages`. Then there is a palette that allows drag and drop assigning
of master pages to document pages. Also one can select a master page when inserting.
```csv sep=|
csvhead: Key|Action
`A-C-S-p`|Insert Page Number
```