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Article #24697Re: Page Layout
From: Bill Dauphin
Date: Sat, 03 Aug 2002 20:23
Date: Sat, 03 Aug 2002 20:23
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What Arnis said... Of course, that means text won't automatically flow around your foldout. It might also complicate numbering, if it comes in the middle of what would logically be a chapter. For example, since FM5.5 is pre-<$chapnum>, if you're using a footer variable to include the chapter number in your page numbering, you'll need some workaround in the portion of the chapter that comes *after* the foldout, since it won't have the chapter heading. In my shop, our final output is always converted to PDF for printing or electronic distribution, so here's what I do: I put a full-page anchored frame (or two, in the case of a double-sided book) in the main flow as a placeholder, work the foldout as a separate FM document not included in the book, and use Acrobat's Document>Replace Pages command to replace the placeholder with the actual foldout in the final product. Enjoy! -Bill
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