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ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 7.0
Classroom in a Book
4 How do you insert a page number in a header or footer?
5 What is a running header or footer?
6 How do you create a running header or footer?
7 When is it useful to define multiple running headers and footers?
8 What are the benefits of tying a master page layout to a specific paragraph format?
Answers
1 Choose Format > Page Layout > Column Layout, specify new margins, and click
Update Entire Flow.
2 Master pages are pages that contain layouts for body pages. Master pages also contain
header and footer information, and they may contain background text or graphics that
appear on the corresponding body pages.
3 Te mplate text frames provide layouts for the text frames on body pages. The template
text frames have flow tags and are copied to body pages. Background text frames, such as
those for headers and footers, have no flow tags and are not copied to body pages. The
contents of background text frames appear on body pages, but the contents can be edited
only on master pages.
4 To insert a page number go to a master page, click in a header or footer text frame and
choose Format > Headers & Footers > Insert Page #. The actual page number will appear
on the body pages that use that master page.
5 A running header or footer contains information that depends on the contents of the
page (for example, the text of the first Heading1 paragraph on the page).
6 On a master page, click in a header or footer text frame and choose Format > Headers
& Footers > Insert Other. Select one of the four variables for running headers and footers,
change its definition if necessary, and click Insert.
7 When you have a complex document with many different master pages, and you want
different content in their headers and footers.
8 Tying a master page layout to a paragraph format saves time and assures consistency of
layout in a complex document.
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