Landscape and portrait page orientation in forms.

Could anyone let me know how to have both portrait and landscape page orientations in a form.
Building an audit report and need (would be nice) to have both in one single form.
Regards,
Raffe.

Hi,
You just need to set up two Master Pages and then set the pagination for the design pages, as to which Master Page they relate to. There is an example here: http://assure.ly/ewrLMo. (have a look how the form uses both Master Pages).
Niall

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