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To apply a master to a spread, drag its name from the top half of the Pages palette to
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the page numbers of the desired spread in the Pages section of the palette. When a
black rectangle surrounds all pages in the desired spread, release the mouse button.
None A-Master B-Master
10–11 12–13 14–15
Applying a master to a page (left) and applying a master to a spread (right)
To apply a master to multiple pages:
1 (Optional) In the Pages section of the Pages palette, select the pages to which you want
to apply a new master.
2 Do one of the following:
If you selected pages, press Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) as you click a master.
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If you didn't select pages, choose Apply Master to Pages in the Pages palette menu,
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select a master for Apply Master, make sure that the page ranges in the To Pages option
are the ones you want, and click OK. You can type page numbers using section
numbering; you can type page ranges with hyphens; and you can separate pages and
ranges with commas. For example, you can type 5, 7-9, 13-16 as a single entry.
A A A A
1 2–3 4–5
6–7 8
Applying a master to a range of pages
To edit a master:
1 In the Masters section of the Pages palette, double-click the icon for the master
you want to edit, or select the master page from the text box list at the bottom of the
document window. The master spread appears in the document window.
2 Make changes to the master. InDesign automatically updates any pages using
that master.
Use multiple views to see the results of master edits. Choose Window > New Window,
and then choose Window > Tile. Set one view to a page and the other view to the
master applied to that page. Then edit the master and watch the page update.
To remove a master from document pages:
Apply the None master from the Masters section of the Pages palette using the same
procedures you'd use in applying any other master.
Using Help | Contents
| Index
None A-Master B-Master
10–11 12–13 14–15
B A B A B
1 2–3 4–5
B
6–7 8
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