Re: Mixing Portrait and Landscape pages in a chapter

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From: Gilda_Spitz
Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2008 21:52

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Thank you to everyone who replied to my question. In particular, thank you Arnis for suggesting the procedure on the Scriptorium website. That did the trick.

My situation was slightly more complicated than that procedure because I also had headers and footers. But once I got the main text box fixed, the header and footer were similar.

It's a big relief to be able to fix this document. I learned something great today. Thank you all so much!

Gilda

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