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Article #796Re: Import a landscape table to a portrait file
From: Art Campbell
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2009 18:28
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2009 18:28
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Gary, if you're juggling multiple landscape tables, especially tables that span multiple pages, the situation changes a bit from the simpler short single file scenario. The easiest way to deal with long and multiple landscape tables is to create a new template file that has landscape pages in it. Set it up with your (modified) headers and footers. Then use the landscape file to create new content files that you can insert into your book at the appropriate places. Yes, you may have to slice and dice your portrait chapter(s) into fragments if you need to interleave the landscape files. But you can set up your book file, in which they are all component files, so that they appear in finished form as if they are a single chapter. Art
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