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Introduction

By the end of this module, you should be able to:

• Navigate multiple pages in a publication
• Insert additional pages
• Delete pages
• Move pages
• Rename pages
• View pages in a two-page spread

Navigating longer documents

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In addition to one-page publications like flyers and advertisements, Publisher can be useful in creating multi-page documents such as newsletters. Quite often, the template you select will have more pages than you need. In this case, you will need to navigate a document and move, insert, rename, or delete pages.

You can navigate a publication by clicking the page icons at the bottom of the screen.

To insert a page:

• Right-click a page icon.
• Select Insert Page from the Context menu.
• The Insert Pages dialog box will appear.
  
  
• Select the type of page you want to insert. These are dependent on the template you are using.
• Select a page type to include a particular template.
• Select More options to insert more than one page or to control where a page is inserted.
• Click OK.

To delete unused pages:

• Right-click a page.
• Select Delete Page from the Context menu.

To move a page:

• Select one or more pages using the page icons.
• Right-click and select Move from the Context menu.
• The Move Page dialog box will appear.
  
  
• Select Before or After.
• Select a page from the list to move.
• Click OK.

To rename a page:

• Right-click a page icon.
• Select Rename.
• Enter a new name in the Rename Page dialog box.
• Click OK.

To turn on or off a two-page spread:

• Right-click a page icon.
• Select View Two-Page Spread to turn it on or off.

Challenge!

Download and save the sample newsletter publication to complete this challenge.

• Open the Sample Newsletter publication.
• Click the page icons to navigate the newsletter.
• Insert a page between pages 2 and 3.
• Move page 2 so it's after page 3.
• Delete pages 2 through 4. You should have a two-page newsletter.
• Save and close the newsletter to use in the next challenge.

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