How to resize existing magazine page size to 320x480

Hi
I would like to resize an existing magazine page to the size of an iPhone 320*480
When we set the page size of a new document (File-document-page size) we can change the width and the height.
But if I have to resize an existing magazine page in InDesign to iphone size, how do I do?
Also the text and the images should be placed correctly, and the page layout should look the same when i resize.
If I resize them and then export, the XML created should be the size of iPhone (this is what I want to achieve)
Is this possible?
Please help!
Thanks in advance!
Pearl I

Hello Bob
Thanks for the quick reply!
Looks like it is possible but time consuming...
I was wondering if something could be done with help of the "master page"
If default settings are set to master page, can it be replicated to the
child master pages.
Not sure if I was clear in conveying.
Pearl I

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