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Article #866Re: Import a landscape table to a portrait file
From: Art Campbell
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 22:23
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 22:23
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OK, here are a couple ways: You can just copy in that table, select all of it, and rotate it (use the rotate tool on the graphics menu) without changing the master page. You can also create a landscape Master page and invoke that to hold the table. The only drawback is that when you add or delete text ahead of that particular page, you're likely to change the pagination of the chapter. If you can get by with editing the table in your original file, it may be easier to generate a PDF of the table and import that as a referenced graphic, which you rotate.
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