_h and _v Content, Best Practice

Hello
while i am working on the same content of an article as _h and _v, i noticed in _h i added 7 pages while in the _v there are 6 pages,
and i relised this is not good to get the perfect result.
so i add one more page in the _v, and started to change the size of the images so the contents goes to page 7.
i was able to do that, and then i noticed that the 14th subtitle in the _h is in the 5th page and the same subtitle in the _v is in the 6the page.
is this normal? or do i have to math the content so the reader when rotatiting will get the same result so he can folow reading.
regards

Hi Greg:
To access the Best Practices using Business Content  do the following:
1.-Open this URL: http://help.sap.com/bp_bw370/html/index.htm
2.-Click on the "Preconfigured Scenarios" link.
3.-Click on the Links to navigate on the different available scenarios and to see the documents you can download (Scenario Documentation, Scenario Installation Guide and Building Blocks).
*Financials
-- Financial Accounting Analysis
-- Controlling Analysis
-- CO-PA Analysis
-- Cost Center Planning
-- Reporting Financials EhP3
*Customer Relationship Management
-- Sales Analysis
-- Cross-Functional Analysis: Financial and Sales Data
-- Booking Billing Backlog Analysis
-- Sales Planning
-- Scheduling Agreements Analysis
-- CRM Analytics
*Supply Chain Management
-- Purchasing Analysis
-- Manufacturing Analysis
-- Inventory Analysis
-- Demand Planning Analysis
-- Resource and Operation Data Analysis
*Product Lifecycle Management
-- Project System - Controlling and Dates
*Human Capital Management
-- Cross-Application Time Sheet
-- Time Management - Time and Labor
-- Personnel Development - Qualifications
-- Travel Management - Travel Expenses
*General
-- Data Mining - ABC Classification
Regards,
Francisco Milán.

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