How can I apply a master page layout in pages of a calendar?

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mmbm - 29 Jul 2006 16:28 GMT

I am designing a calendar for printing and want to apply the layout to all
the months pages in the calendar. Using the Master page changes some but not
all of the layout that I designed. How can I avoid having to do each page
individually?

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Mary Sauer - 29 Jul 2006 18:31 GMT

View a single Master Page. The artwork will be on all the pages.

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>I am designing a calendar for printing and want to apply the layout to all
> the months pages in the calendar. Using the Master page changes some but not
> all of the layout that I designed. How can I avoid having to do each page
> individually?

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mmbm - 29 Jul 2006 19:56 GMT

Thanks. That is true for the master pages that are provided with the program
but they do not fit my needs and I have tried to make a new master page. I
can compile the elements, colors, fonts but have not found that it carries
all elements into the other calendar pages. I may not be saving it correctly.
I am very new to the program and we are under a time crunch to come up with
a design so was hoping to tap into others expertise.

> View a single Master Page. The artwork will be on all the pages.
>
> >I am designing a calendar for printing and want to apply the layout to all
> > the months pages in the calendar. Using the Master page changes some but not
> > all of the layout that I designed. How can I avoid having to do each page
> > individually?

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JoAnn Paules [MVP] - 29 Jul 2006 20:29 GMT

You can select which master page should be used for each page. I have a
60'ish page handbook I'm working on right now with 4 master pages. I went
thru and assigned a master page to each page and it's made my life easier.
All of my pages (master and otherwise) were created from scratch. No
templates.

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> Thanks. That is true for the master pages that are provided with the
> program
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>> > page
>> > individually?

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Mary Sauer - 29 Jul 2006 22:02 GMT

Somehow I read her wrong. It happens when you are cooped up with a grouchy old
man all day.
Lots of help here
About using master pages
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HP010036031033.aspx
Get the most out of multiple master pages
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA010807191033.aspx

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> You can select which master page should be used for each page. I have a 60'ish
> page handbook I'm working on right now with 4 master pages. I went thru and
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>>> > all of the layout that I designed. How can I avoid having to do each page
>>> > individually?

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JoAnn Paules [MVP] - 29 Jul 2006 23:34 GMT

I've been a bit loopy myself lately. My circadian cycle is all screwed up
and some days I'm just not at my peak.

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> Somehow I read her wrong. It happens when you are cooped up with a grouchy
> old man all day.
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>>>> > page
>>>> > individually?

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mmbm - 30 Jul 2006 05:03 GMT

Thanks...I will research before I post additional questions.

> Somehow I read her wrong. It happens when you are cooped up with a grouchy old
> man all day.
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> >>> > all of the layout that I designed. How can I avoid having to do each page
> >>> > individually?

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