Someone else's job, someone else's template

[Ali]

Thank you for the earlier help. Unfortunately, I need more, please.
--I am using Publisher 2003; there are 4 master page templates that I am
supposed to use. The first is for the title page, which I think that I can
manage (maybe); the "Master B" is two-page with header and footer design in
place; the "Master C" is one-page with same (perhaps this is the back cover
-which will contain the organization's contact info.?)
--I took your advice; it placed the document (6-7 pages) on the first page
of Master B only; and you could only see the first page, even in Print
Preview. So, I tried the same on page 2 of Master B, which seemed to work;
but, no. Each page had text overlaid [(front and back?) 2 pages text on one
page].
--What to do now?
--Sorry for the length; but I am somewhat frantic... : 7

 

[Mary Sauer]

Why can't you place the Word text on the publication page? Does Publisher ask
you about overflow and other text boxes?

Create a text box, insert the Word text. You are not going to get more than one
page if you are using Master pages. Master pages are for objects that you want
to have on each page or some pages of your document.

Lots of help here.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/CH062559031033.aspx

and here
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/CH102247571033.aspx