Adding a Landscape page

If I have 2 pages that require portrait format how do I add a third page in landscape format (by the way the form is saved as a dynamic form)?
Thanks in advance
Tammi

Hi,
I've read all the blogs but so far I've had no luck working with an existing document that already has 2 Master pages, (1 portrait, 1 landscape). I am trying to replace an existing portrait page with a new landscape page. I've been able to append the new page at the end but it will not let me associate it with PageArea2 (the Landscape Master page). The Object-Pagination-Place fields are disabled.
How add a new landscape page?
Thanks very much.
Suzy

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Thanks!

FranMatt80 wrote:
Thanks for you help in advance....
I'd like to be able to insert a landscape page into my portrait document. I know how to do this in Word, but can't quite figure it in Pages 09.
Can anyone help?
Yes I may.
Searching in existing threads before asking would be an efficient practice.
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_Go to "Provide Pages Feedback" in the "Pages" menu_, describe what you wish.
Then, cross your fingers, and wait _at least_ for iWork'10
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