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Kim Rowe
Can anyone tell me, what's the difference between a page and a subpage. Why
would I bother using a subpage when I can use a page?
would I bother using a subpage when I can use a page?
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David Olsen
They are just another option for organization.
From the help:
By adding subpages, you can create groups of related pages. Each group will
have one primary page and as many subpages as you need. You can easily
select the group as a unit to simplify page tasks (for example, to copy or
move them, or send them in an e-mail message). Subpage titles can also help
you organize your information.
From the help:
By adding subpages, you can create groups of related pages. Each group will
have one primary page and as many subpages as you need. You can easily
select the group as a unit to simplify page tasks (for example, to copy or
move them, or send them in an e-mail message). Subpage titles can also help
you organize your information.
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Kim Rowe
OK thanks David.
David Olsen said:They are just another option for organization.
From the help:
By adding subpages, you can create groups of related pages. Each group will
have one primary page and as many subpages as you need. You can easily
select the group as a unit to simplify page tasks (for example, to copy or
move them, or send them in an e-mail message). Subpage titles can also help
you organize your information.
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Ben M. Schorr - MVP (OneNote)
Exactly right. I use subpages as an organizational tool to indicate
that a (sub)page is related to a page. Really the only difference is
the visual effect along the right side which helps the eye more easily
pick out the groups.
Also, I suppose, it's easier to drag the group up and down if you wanted
to reorder manually.
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-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP
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that a (sub)page is related to a page. Really the only difference is
the visual effect along the right side which helps the eye more easily
pick out the groups.
Also, I suppose, it's easier to drag the group up and down if you wanted
to reorder manually.
--
-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP
Roland Schorr & Tower
http://www.rolandschorr.com
http://www.officeforlawyers.com
Author - The Lawyer's Guide to Microsoft Outlook 2007:
http://tinyurl.com/5m3f5q
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Rainald Taesler
Ben said:Also, I suppose, it's easier to drag the group up and down if you
wanted to reorder manually.
AFAICS a wrong assumption.
If one drags a "leading" page of a group, only this page alone is moved,
the orphaned subpages become stand-alone pages.
For moving a group one has to mark all pages that shall be moved.
Rainald