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Figure 107: Set the Next Style property for a page style

5) On the other pages of this dialog box, you can turn on or off the header and

footer for the first page and define other characteristics, such as columns, a

page border, or a page background. For more information, see Chapter 7

(Working with Styles).

6) Click OK to save the changes.

Note

You can override the Next Style property by manually inserting a page

break and specifying a page style or by starting a page with a

paragraph or table that has its own page style property defined. These

techniques are described in “Inserting a landscape page into a portrait

document” on page 108.

Changing page orientation within a document

A document can contain pages in more than one orientation. A common scenario is to

have a landscape page in the middle of a document, whereas the other pages are in a

portrait orientation. Here are the steps to achieve it.

Setting up a landscape page style

1) Note the page style that is current and the margin settings. (You can find the

margin settings on the Page page of the Page Style dialog box, as shown in

Figure 109.)

2) Create a new style. (Right-click on the current page style in the Styles and

Formatting window and choose New from the pop-up menu)

3) On the Organizer page of the Page Style dialog box (Figure 108), name (by

typing in the Name field) this new style Landscape and set the Next Style

property to Landscape (to allow for having more than one sequential

landscape page).

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