[Framers] Machinations of .Portrait and .Landscape

[Craig Ede]

You can limit the page used to one page or to persist until you apply another change. Consult the documentation:

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/framemaker/2015/using/using-framemaker-2015/frm_page_layout_pl/Assign_master_pages_to_body_pages-.htm



Forget the idea that you have about apply it immediately after your paragraph. It doesn't work that way. It works beginning with the paragraph you defined as assigned to the Master page in question (which is, after all, more sensible).


Regarding your second question, define another master page with the slightly longer page to solve that problem. Have an apply master pages command that respects overrides, essentially, not apply the master pages.


Good luck.


Craig

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   "What I want to achieve is to have the content immediately after a
   .Landscape paragraph appear on a Landscape oriented page.  I don't want
   the specific page on which I place the marker (and those thereafter
   until told otherwise) to be landscape."
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   In the same vein, is there a way to retain overrides when Applying
   Master Pages?  For neatness, to avoid widows and orphans or fit an
   image with is descriptive text, I will sometimes lengthen the text
   frame on a page.  Applying Master Pages, to get the .Landscape and
   .Portrait commands to work will throw out all my little adjustments and
   make their time saving benefits almost redundant.

   If there are no workarounds for this, Adobe please consider these as
   feature requests.

   Many thanks,

   Ant
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