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Re: How to know if a page is verso or recto?

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From: Johannes Buchmann
Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 09:42
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Ole,

as far as i know, and as far as the objekt explorer/debugger is right - the applied Maser is no Page Type but the MasterSpread (containig 2 Pages so so iterateing PageItems would always find "verso")
but this is not helpful - beacause not telling me which of the Pages of MasterSpread is applied to the Page

or does this (wether AppliedMaster is MasterPage- or MasterSpread- Type) depend on something I dont know?

I cant`t understand why there is no PageProperty saying i am recto/verso- or even a property for every Item that holds infomatinion on which page it is (as it is in 3B2)

Does anybody know a way to find out which of the MasterPages of a Spread is Applied? or am I the only one who sees a Spread as AppliedMaster?

Thanks
Johannes
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