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Saturday 14 May 2011

Applying the Same Master to Several Pages throughout a Publication (PageMaker)


How to apply the same master to several pages throughout a publication?

The answer for this question is the following few steps:

1.Choose Window > Show Master Pages.

2. Choose Apply from the Master Pages palette menu.

3. Type a range of pages to change.
3(a) If appropriate use the Page Range text boxes to type a contiguous range (use a hyphen to separate the first and last page numbers in the range- as in 3-6_, a discontiguous range (use commas to separate the numbers – as in 2,5,8) or a combination of both. For example  - typing “2,4-7,11” applies the specified master to pages 1,3,5 and all subsequent pages in that publication.

4. Select Adjust Layout if you want objects and guides on the specified pages to be repositioned or resized as appropriate for the margins and columns of the master you are about to apply.

5. Click Apply.

These following figures will help you to understand it clearly:












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