IPhoto 11 - Mat format is not available for a 4 photo page

When adding new pages or modifying existing pages in an IPhoto book, there is no option for "Matting" a four picture spread.
Also, just for drill, the conversion from IPhoto 9 to IPhoto 11 did a poor job of converting books.

It is a Layout/Template and the problem is that the matting template is available for 1, 2, 3 and 6 pictures per page but not for 4 pictures per page. Again, it was available with IPhoto 8 and 9. Sure looks like it was simply a mistake with IPhoto 11.
Wish I knew hope to attach a sample but I am a fairly new Mac user and not familiar with some of these basics.

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