USING THE MASTER PAGE (1)

The master page is a "template" for 
any new pages added to the document. 
It can contain frames, pictures, 
text (typed in, not imported) and 
graphics.

A single-sided master page creates 
right-hand pages only; a double-
sided master page creates left and 
right-hand pages as needed. 

USING THE MASTER PAGE (2)

You should design your master page 
before starting to work on a 
document. The pages of your document 
will then be copied from the master 
page. Any pages created before the 
master page is designed will not be 
copies of the master page.

Click on New in the File menu to 
choose a single master page or 
left and right master pages.
DISPLAYING THE MASTER PAGE

To display the master page, choose 
Go to page in the Page menu. When 
the form appears, click on the tick 
(single master), or left and right 
arrows (left/right master).

To move from the master page, click 
on Go to page and enter a page 
number then click on OK.  


MOVING TO ANOTHER PAGE (1)

To move to another page, choose Go 
to page in the Page menu. When the 
form appears, type in the page 
number and click on OK. 

You can turn straight to the first 
page by pressing [Return] without 
typing in the page number. To turn 
straight to the last page of a 
document type the page number 999.

MOVING TO ANOTHER PAGE (2)

To "turn" the page, click on the 
left or right arrows by the page 
icon.








VIEW SIZES

Use the following commands in the 
Page menu to change the view size:

Half size             [Alt][0]
Three-quarter size    [Alt][1]
Actual size           [Alt][2] 
Double size           [Alt][3]
Full page             [Alt][4]
Two pages             [Alt][5]


ADDING AND INSERTING PAGES (1)

Choose Add one page in the Page menu 
to insert a copy of the master page 
after the current page. You cannot 
use this command in Two pages view.

If the last page of a document is 
displayed on screen, you can add 
pages by clicking on the right arrow 
on the page icon.


ADDING AND INSERTING PAGES (2)

Choose Insert one page in the Page 
menu to insert a copy of the master 
page in place of the current page. 
The inserted page is placed before 
the current page.

If you have not placed anything on 
the master page, the new pages will 
be blank.


ADDING OR INSERTING A RANGE OF PAGES

Click on Add pages in the Page menu 
to specify a number of pages to add 
to or insert in the document. 

DELETING PAGES

Click on Delete pages in the Page 
menu to delete the current page or 
several pages.   


ADDING HEADERS AND FOOTERS 

To add headers and footers to a 
document, choose Headers & footers 
in the Text menu. When the form 
appears, enter the text you wish to 
appear in the header or footer. 

Type # for the page number and % for 
the last page number in the 
document, e.g. type # of % to get 
1 of 8.   

STYLING HEADERS AND FOOTERS

A paragraph style named HEADER or 
FOOTER is automatically created when 
you add a header or footer so that 
you can set its font, point size, 
spacing, indents, etc.

If the document has left and right 
master pages, four paragraph styles 
are created when headers and footers 
are added: L HEAD, R HEAD, L FOOT, 
and R FOOT.
TURNING HEADERS AND FOOTERS OFF

To turn the header off for the 
current page, choose Header on this 
page in the Text menu. This command 
is marked if the header is 
displayed.

To turn the footer off for the 
current page, choose Footer on this 
page in the Text menu. This command 
is marked if the footer is 
displayed.
PAGE NUMBER FORMAT

Choose a format for the page numbers 
entered on the Headers & footers 
form.

Click on Page numbers in the Text 
menu and select one of the formats 
available. Click on OK to apply the 
format to your page numbers.
   

