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Home > Forums > Programmers > Graphics and Publishing > Adobe: InDesign Forum

InDesign CS6, create Master Pages that allow pages to automatically be editable without double ...

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SebastianStudios (TechnicalUser)
28 Jun 12 7:15
I want to know how to I in InDesign CS6, create Master Pages that allow pages to automatically be editable without double clicking to be able to edit content, I want to be able to create Master Pages, that have content that creates automatically editable page content.


Thanks in advance for your reply to my post,

Sebastian

apepp (TechnicalUser)
6 Jul 12 19:46
...not sure i understand...master page contents can be edited and remain linked to the master page (to a degree)...control + shift object on main page to edit master page object.

Andrew
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