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Using Multiple Publication Designs

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OGRcomp - 21 Nov 2007 18:14 GMT
Using Publisher 2003, is there a way to use multiple publication designs when
creating a website in one file?  I would like one page to look different than
the previous.  thanks
DavidF - 21 Nov 2007 19:47 GMT
You can make your pages look anyway you want, but there are design elements
that are "synchronized" across the publication for a consistent look. Also
you can't just insert another template design into an existing publication,
but you can insert any design element. Add a blank page, open a second
instance of Publisher with the new template design, and copy and paste
between. Or, build your site with multiple Publisher files and link them
together....lots of different ways.

DavidF

> Using Publisher 2003, is there a way to use multiple publication designs
> when
> creating a website in one file?  I would like one page to look different
> than
> the previous.  thanks
OGRcomp - 21 Nov 2007 20:40 GMT
I think the blank page and pasting route will work well enough.  I appreciate
the help!

> You can make your pages look anyway you want, but there are design elements
> that are "synchronized" across the publication for a consistent look. Also
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> > than
> > the previous.  thanks

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