At 22:39 22/01/2014 +1000, Peter West wrote:
I'm creating a flyer to be printed on an A4 sheet, which will then
be cut in half, so I want identical contents on the top and bottom
halves of the page. I have created the top in one of two frames
that I have placed on the page. The frame contains a background
image, text, and a sub-frame. Having created one half, I now want
to copy the lot, and place it in the second frame. How?
o Delete the second (empty) frame.
o Click the edge of the main frame to select it - so that you see the
eight coloured handles.
o Copy the frame (Edit | Copy or Ctrl+C).
o Click outside the frame to deselect it.
o Paste (Edit | Paste or Ctrl+V).
o Because it will be anchored identically, the new frame will
probably appear superimposed on the original. Select it and drag it
where you need it or use Format | Frame/Object ... and set the position there.
Incidentally, there is another technique. Instead of using a frame
for the original (or as well as doing so), use a section. For the
second copy, create another section. In the second section, tick the
Link box and select the first section's name from the drop-down list
for Section. That way, you will get a copy of the first section that
should automatically update as you modify the first.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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