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MS Office Forum / Word / Page Layout / April 2007different page orientation in one document
I am trying to create one document with two different pages in it. I require the first page to be a landscape 2 page and the second page to be an A4 portrait. I have tried inserting a section break but it keeps changing the first page to a portrait. Any tips how I can do this would be appreciated.  Signatureworduser Worduser, Insert a section break (Insert - break - next page), you will have two sections both in portrait. Now put your curser in section one, go to File - Page-setup, on the margins tab, click landscape, make sure that next to 'apply to' you choose this section and not the whole document, click OK. Does this help? SignatureLuc Sanders (MVP - PowerPoint) >I am trying to create one document with two different pages in it. I >require [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > first page to a portrait. Any tips how I can do this would be > appreciated. I have done it now - I ended up using a text box to split the first page in two Signatureworduser > I am trying to create one document with two different pages in it. I require > the first page to be a landscape 2 page and the second page to be an A4 > portrait. I have tried inserting a section break but it keeps changing the > first page to a portrait. Any tips how I can do this would be appreciated.
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