Landscape v portrait orientations

Uploaded my book package yesterday. Received report ticket from itunes connect. Portrait view doesn't show any of my images. How do I solve this problem? I did attempt to copy and past the images from landscape view into portrait. I ended up with duplicate images in landscape orientation. Am I able to edit the two orientations separately? Thanks.

Quoting another thread:
Do your editing in portrait, and formatting in landscape. Media will always be sidebar thumbnails in landscape, when you click on them, however, they become full screen. You do have control over the placement. There is a thing in the toolbar to change between floating, inline, and anchored; floating allows you to move them around where you want them to be. With anchored, there is a target-looking anchor in the text. Change it to floating, move it, then anchor it if you want. You might have to change orientations to change to floating.
Try that and see if both orientations cooperate in a preview.
Ken

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Landscape and Portrait Orientation Problems

Hello everyone,
I am working on my first iBook using iBook Author. I am having a heck of a time understanding how to make something look good in both Landscape and Portrait orientation.
For example, I am curious how to make the spaces between paragraphs disappear in portrait view, if I had to use them in order to make the landscape view look proper in terms of formatting. In depth, if I have a text for a section in the book that I need to have at the top of the next column, I am putting my cursor before the text and pressing enter a few times in order to move it along and onto the next column so it is at the top of the page.
Here is a picture of what I am talking about:
The highlighted text has been shifted down so it will be at the top of the next page.
Now this is what it looks like in Portrait orientation:
There are way too many empty lines between them. Also, you will notice at the top that Not Getting In the Way is also too close to the text above it. Correcting that by putting a space between the lines will screw up the Landscape formatting.
Also, adding pictures makes it even MORE difficult to keep both formatted properly and clean.
Any advice would be INCREDIBLE.
Thank you everyone!

Layout in landscape. Edit in portrait....assuming you've not disabled support for it.
Preview/check in both.
See the tips in this forum and
Publishing With iBooks Author
http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920025597.do

Printing landscape and portrait orientations in LR

I have usually been printing from Qimage or QTR for my black and white, despite having heard good things about LR's print module.
This afternoon I thought I would give LR a whirl at printing. I had a series of 4 photos (3 portrait orientation, 1 landscape) selected which I wanted to print one per page. In Print they all appeared oriented in the most logical fashion as I paged through the 4 pages (i.e. the longest dimension of the image ran down the longest dimension of the paper).
I then selected my profile for my paper and hit Print... to go into my printer settings (Epson 3800) for that paper. These latter settings exist for both landscape and portrait orientations of my papers. As I had both landscape and portrait images I wished to print and the settings for the printer driver dialog are identical for both apart from the media orientation, I chose the landscape to get a quick feedback on whether LR would be able to handle a mixed bag of portrait and landscape images.
As I feared, my first print (which was an image in portrait orientation) came out with the long axis of the image squeezed into the short dimension of the paper....so LR saw the choice I had made of a landscape orientation within the printer driver as a hard and fixed choice. Does this mean one can only do print runs of either portrait or landscape oriented images in LR and never combine the two?
I realize there may be an easy answer to this as I've really not used LR for printing till now.
Thanks for input,
Dave M

Thanks DJ-G....I can't swear but I am almost positive I had Rotate to Fit checked....indeed that would explain why when paging through the 4 pages in LR they were rotated to fit in the correct orientation. I'll check again. I do understand with Custom Package etc. we can print landscape and portrait when printing multiple images on the same page but my specific concern is printing one image per page and whether LR can handle a series of such prints in one print job if the images are a mix of landscape and portrait orientations.
DM

Photo Landscape versus Portrait Orientation Anomaly

I took 2 photos in portrait orientation (long side vertical, i.e., "oriented vertically"). I viewed these in Adobe Bridge CS3 and of course initially found them to be lying on their side, oriented horizontally. I used the button visible on upper right in Adobe Bridge that shows a partial circle and arrowhead to change the orientation of the photos to be oriented vertically. I opened these in Photoshop CS3 and they displayed correctly oriented vertically. I tweaked them and saved them, thinking that they must now be correctly oriented vertically, as they displayed correctly both in Bridge and in Photoshop. However, when these are viewed in a web browser (Mozilla or Internet Explorer) they display incorrectly, horizontally oriented. I know this must have a ridiculously simple explanation and solution, but it is not apparent to me how to tell Bridge or Photoshop to orient the photo in default orientation as it will be viewed in other non-Adobe programs. Where is this information stored and how can I correct it? This seems to be an undesirable behavior, as a user can be unaware that the image is not correctly rotated.
Thank you.

Thank you Curt for your helpful answer.
This topic remains confusing but here is what I have found:
I am examining 2 copies of an image:
a. an original image which appears unrotated in Bridge and Photoshop and a browser (i.e., appears wider across than in height) which I'll call "Original".
b. a modified image which appears oriented in portrait orientation in Bridge and Photoshop (rotated from the original) but oriented in landscape orientation (unrotated) in a browser, which I'll call "Anomalous"
(1) In Bridge, I was previously not displaying the "Orientation" flag. I have turned this on as you have suggested. This flag reads:
Original: Normal
Anomalous: Rotate -90 degrees
[This is certainly a helpful indication that the image is being displayed as rotated, though you have to hunt for it.]
(2) In Photoshop CS3, I read the following relevant "File Info" metadata, none of which I can modify:
Original image:
   Camera Data 2 > Pixel Dimension X: 2592 [largest dimension]
   Camera Data 2: Orientation: "Normal"
   Advanced > TIFF Properties: Orientation: 1
   Advanced > EXIF Properties: PixelXDimension: 2592
   File > Page Setup > Orientation: Portrait
Anomalous image:
   Camera Data 2 > Pixel Dimension X: 2592 [largest dimension]
   Camera Data 2: Orientation: "Normal"
   Advanced > TIFF Properties: Orientation: 1
   Advanced > EXIF Properties: PixelXDimension: 2592
   File > Page Setup > Orientation: Portrait
In other words, I can find no imbedded metadata item in the image as Photoshop reads out the metadata that indicates the state of the rotation flag that Bridge has modified.
Given the available and somewhat discordant findings so far, it appears that I'll have to adjust the rotation of the rotated image in Bridge back to "Normal" first before opening and rotating the image in Photoshop. This seems to be the only way I can find to set the orientation flag to "Normal" in Photoshop, so that the image will open both in Photoshop and in a browser to the proper orientation.
Are you aware of how Photoshop might explicitly display the value of the Bridge-altered orientation flag?
Thank you again.

Selection of landscape or portrait orientation?

It's tedious to select them individually. It would be great if it could be added to the sort options.

What is the logic behind sorting by "Dimensions"? The removal of the ability to sort by width or height was a disastrous decision (at least for me, as I am sure a giant corporation such as Adobe does not care about a few unhappy customers), which ultimately lead me to abandon Bridge and purchase iView Multimedia.
As hard as I try I cannot think of a scenario where I, or anybody else, would need to sort by the multiplication of width by height. I simply need to have images that have certain width (some of which are vertical, whereas others are horizontal) to appear in a certain order so that I can flag them and perform a batch operation (I am dealing with thousands of files at a time, and I really need to sort them quickly.)

Landscape orientation = portrait orientation?

I'd like my landscape and portrait orientations to look the exact same. I want the user to simply switch to landscape mode if she or he wants the book to be bigger. This is proving harder then it should be. Any help is well appreciated.

I was under the impression that "locking" keeps the user from entering landscape orientation (if locked in portrait mode).
How can I make sure the user may switch between? Is there a template that does this?
Thanks - just trying to get as much specifics before I start testing.

Printer dialog page doesn't give me landscape/portrait Orientation option

When I try to print something, and bring up the printer dialog window, I no longer have the option of swapping between landscape and portrait.
I used to be able to hit command-P, then select Layout, where I was given a choice between Orientation: a graphic up for Portrait and sideways for Layout. I would also get a small print preview window where I could see each page formatted.
Now all I get it is a small icon with the digit 1 where the preview used to be, and no Orientation option. Layout Direction is there, as are other options, but not that one. And now things only print in Landscape; I can't change print jobs to Portrait.
I deleted (really renamed) my ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.print.PrintingPrefs.plist file, and then restarted my application, as I saw that as a suggestion in a different thread, alas no joy.
Background: I'm running Mavericks OS 10.9.1. I have an old Macbook on the same OS level; it works on that machine. The screen is failing on the old one so I'm trying to get the new one up & running. When I bought this new one I tried to clone it using Time Machine but that failed (very long story) so I had to manually copy over User and Library directories to get this one going. I'm guessing something didn't get copied over right, but regardless I should be able to select this as an option on any print.
To make matters more confusing, it didn't work on ANY app at first, but as I've poked around on it tonight (3-4 hours) it started working on some apps but not others. I have no idea why. Weird.
I really need help; I'm desparate!
Thanks.

So your observations and especially your last question was a very good one.
I checked the old laptop (where it was working) and the print dialog boxes appear to be consistent across machines, but different across applications. In Safari I do get something closer to what you have, in Firefox (and other apps) it's what I showed. I could have sworn they all acted the same, I thought that pop-up window was OS-generated, but maybe not.
You're on to something here. I'm checking how it works with File -> Page Setup now. It looks like they moved the Orientation option over there rather than in the print dialog box ... depending on exactly what application it is. That seems to be the case in Firefox at least.
I've got a number of apps to run through and check, and it's real late so I'll have to finish my checking tomorrow. But this is hopeful. My tax software is where I first noticed it (IRS forms get truncated when you print them landscape, sigh) but you may have pointed me in the right direction.
Confirmation later, but even so thanks for now!

Am creating document with Pages. pages are in "portrait" orientation, but two charts at end need to be "landscape". changing the orientation for one section changes it for entire doc. can i have different orientations in Pages for different sections?

am creating a document with Pages. all pages using "portrait" orientation, except 2 appendices need to be in "landscape". in Word for Windows it is possible to have different page orientations for different sections of a document. is that possible with Pages. Even when i put the appendices in a different section, changing the page orientation changes it for the entire doc.

Make a separate document the size and orientation you want.
Turn that into a pdf and add it back into the original Pages document or into the pdf from from that document.
Peter

Orientation while cropping photos (landscape and portrait).

When cropping a photo, how can I change the orientation of the crop box? In other words, if I have a photo that is oriented like a landscape (say 4" tall and 6" wide) and I want to crop toa smaller 4x6, but in a portrait orientation, how can I do this? iPhoto seems to want to keep the crop box oriented the same way as the existing photo. I hope I'm making myself clear.
I have searched the forum for this and unable to answer my question. Thanks for any help you can offer!
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Don't worry, you're not the only one. How would you know that you had to go back to the constrain menu and choose portrait. It's not there until you choose a constrain ratio. It's easy to miss.
Lori

Force a single landscape orientated page to follow the general portrait orientation of pages

I have moved a single page PAGE X from DOCUMENT 2 into a DOCUMENT 1. The page page moved from DOC 2 is landscape orientated. The pages in DOC 1 are portrait orientated.
How can I rotage PAGE X to a portrait position aligning it to the other pages of DOC 1.
ID 6.0.
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There's a work around:
1- Select all items on the page, then Rotate90 clockwise and make sure the Reference Point on center.
2- With Page Tool select the page and change orientation to Portrait.

Why are my apps changing when i change the orientation from landscape to portrait

Recently, on my ipad mini retina, when i change the orientation from landscape to portrait, the apps change. For example, when i enter a game like impossible and change to landscape to play it and then exit the screen has shifted to either the right or left and shows the first line of the next pages apps. Its kind of like when im in the middle of changing from one page to another but it only changes back to normal when i tough the screen. Im not sure if this has anything to do with the new 7.1 ios but it is becoming really annoying

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IPhone 5 with updated ios8 won't change orientations (landscape vs portrait).

My iPhone five with updated ios8 won't change orientation between landscape and portrait. Does anybody have any suggestions?

Hi lmilesfromnowhere,
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities!
There may be a couple of different things I would suggest here. The first thing I would do would be to check and make sure the orientation lock is off.
iOS: Screen does not rotate
If the lock is off and the issue continues, I would recommend restarting your device. If the issue continues after the restart, reset the device.
Turn your iOS device off and on (restart) and reset
Have a great day,
Joe

Navigation based on screen orientation (landscape or portrait) in Flash CS6

I'm creating an app that will have a different menu if the phone is held landscape, or portrait.
I figure I have to tell flash to move to a new frame when the phone moves from landscape to portrait or vice versa, but I'm not sure the exact code to after creating the orientation event listener.

your orientation listener should call a function that executes a gotoAndStop.
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Cannot type the letter "t" when phone is in portrait orientation. will only work when phone is in landscape.

cannot type the letter "t" when phone is in portrait orientation. will only work when phone is in landscape.This causes some problems as some apps do not change orientation so when the "t" is needed to be entered it cannot be carried out

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IPhone 4 (with iOS 5.0) won't go to Landscape while taking photos/videos EVEN IF PORTRAIT ORIENTATION SETTING IS NOT LOCKED! However, watching YouTube/Videos is stuck on LANDSCAPE!

My iPhone 4 (with iOS 5.0) won't go to Landscape while taking photos/videos EVEN IF PORTRAIT ORIENTATION SETTING IS NOT LOCKED! However, watching YouTube/Videos is stuck on LANDSCAPE!
I was getting this even on iOS 4.0, but under this OS, I can restart the phone, and in some cases, this problem goes away.
However, under iOS 5, it simply wouldn't go to LANDSCAPE. Photos is not a worry, since I can just rotate this, but videos is now stuck on Portrait!
Again, the PORTRAIT ORIENTATION SETTING is NOT LOCKED! But it still wouldn't go to Landscape.
Is this some sort of a "gyroscope" problem??
O

Sorry, but you are mistaken about both observations.
You CAN DEFINITELY take photos in Landscape and you CAN DEFINITELY watch YouTube videos in PORTRAIT (just tried it now using my sister's working iPhone).
Also, my CALCULATOR does not go to LANDSCAPE (i.e. from normal to Scientific) automatically.
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