You need to have section breaks before and after the page you want
landscaped.  See:

   http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/Formatting/LandscapeSection.htm

And look up "Can I have portrait and landscape pages in the same document?"
in Word Help.

DM

On 9/16/03 5:04 PM, in article XVK9b.1$%J2.9630@news.ecrc.de, "Tom
Miskiewicz" <miskiewicz2@yahoo.com> wrote:

You need to put in a section break before and after the
landscape page. That way, you can change your margins
without affecting the rest of the document.

Tom

To change orientation, you need to put a Section Break, Next Page
immediately before and after the page to be landscaped.

Hi Tom
If you have a document in portrait and you need a couple
of pages within that document landscape you have to insert
section breaks before and after the page you want
landscape. e.g at the end of the last portrait page
click "insert" "break" "next page".  Then do the same at
the end of the page you want landscape.
Then "file" "page setup" and change to landscape.... make
sure you cursor is on the page you want to change from
portrait to landscape.  Ensure that in the page setup you
click "this section only" so that you don't change the
whole document.
Hope this makes sense.
Cheers
Kathy