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Layout Page Management

Layout Page Management

Layout files are organized into separate The Current Page
pages numbered 0 through 1000. There are a
variety of tools that let you navigate and The current layout page is
organize the pages of a layout file. indicated at the center of the
Layout Page Up/Down buttons. When a
In the Project Browser layout file is first created, the current page is
page one.
All pages in a layout file that are in use are The current layout page is the default target
listed in the Project Browser, including Page of any view sent to layout. If sent to the
Templates and all pages with content and/or wrong page, a view may be moved from one
Page Information. See “Project Browser” on page to another. To do this, select the view
page 75.
you want to move, then click the Open
Typically, blank layout pages are not listed in Object edit button to open the Layout
the Project Browser; however, if a new page Box Specification dialog. You can change
is inserted using the contextual menu in the the page number on the LINE STYLE panel.
Project Browser, that new, blank page will be See “Layout Box Specification Dialog” on
listed.
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The three types of pages can be distinguished
by the icon to the left of their names: To navigate between layout pages
• Click the arrow buttons on either side of
the Layout Page button.
• Click the Current Page number between
the arrows to open the Go To Layout
The contextual menu for a layout page in the Page dialog. Enter a page number and
Project Browser allows you to view it, edit click OK.
its Layout Page information, move it relative
to other pages, or delete it. See “Contextual
Menus” on page 39.
Pages are listed in order of their page
number. You can change a page’s number,
and thus its location in the layout file, by • Select Page Up or Page Down from the
clicking and dragging it in the Project Tools> Layout> menu.
Browser. See “Project Browser” on page 75.
• Press Shift + N (up one page) or Shift +
M (down one page) on the keyboard.
• Double-click on a page in the Project
Browser.

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