Landscape and portrati pages in same document

[Sue J Lynch]

I am using Publisher 2003. Does anyone know how to create a publisher
document with both landscape and portrait pages in the same file?

sue

 

[Mary Sauer]

Create the landscape page as a portrait page, when you are finished group
everything together, rotate the group 90 degrees.

 

[Sue J Lynch]

Yes, I can do that but when I change the page set up to landscape, it alters
the whole document even if I use section breaks.

Sue

 

[Ed Bennett]

Yes, I can do that but when I change the page set up to landscape, it alters
the whole document even if I use section breaks.

What Mary was trying (but apparently failing) to convey was that you can
indeed not have two different page orientations in one file. You must
either have two separate files, or group all objects and rotate through 90°.

 

[Sue J Lynch]

Thanks, I guess I will just have to do it in Word then.

Sue

 

[JoAnn Paules]

May I ask why? It can be done, you just need to "rethink" how to do it.
Publisher may not allow mixed orientation but it allows so much more
creativity with a publication.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

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How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375

 

[Pip]

I've had the same problems and read above posts. I've done a document in word
with landscape and portraite pages. Now I want to re-write it in publisher
because the graphics setting in word are really annoying me - particually
because I'm using lots of graphics in the header/footer. Basically I've
decided to keep it in word because I've got long tables with pictures in
landscape and it's too much hassle to rotate them around 90deg.

May I ask why? It can be done, you just need to "rethink" how to do it.
Publisher may not allow mixed orientation but it allows so much more
creativity with a publication.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

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How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375

Thanks, I guess I will just have to do it in Word then.

Sue