Page orientation changes within a document

The document that I wish to produce is made up of portrait and landscape orientations within the one document. How do I manage this?

Hi gordo,
In Pages, landscape/portrait orientation applies to the whole document. However, you can rotate individual pages in Preview.
See this discussion:
Re: rotate second page so will print as booklet
Regards,
Ian

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I tried to comment on another thread about this same issue, but the thread was closed.
In the other thread; however, some asked why rotating one pages was necessary, and if they knew then maybe there would be reason to create the function.
Well, I don't know about why anyone else needs it, but for me it's for the papers I have to write for my masters program. The professors like to have the rubric attached to the bottome of the document so they easily grade and keep things organized. They of course give directions on how to easily change the orientation of the last page in Word, but not all of use Word, or even want to use Word. Maybe I need to ditch Pages and go to Word? I'd really hate to do that!
So, come on Apple, let's get this feature added, stat!

When Pages will support portrait and landscape page orientation in the same document?

When Pages will finnaly support portrait and landscape page orientation in the same document?

Only Apple would know, and it isn't telling.
Peter

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I did search and did find that answer in the forums. However, using another application to manipulate the final product is not the solution in the native app that I am seeking. I want to be able to have the editable document open and see the layout on the differing pages while writing. I suppose you are correct and this is a personal opinion/desire for this feature. However, I do not think it is too much to expect if Apple wants people to be convinced to use their iWork suite instead of MS Office.

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Hi,
Since an upgrade from Word 2003 to Word 2010, we are experiencing printing issues with certain
documents that have a page width greater than its page height.
In Word 2003, it was no problem to set the page width greater than the page height while setting the page orientation to "portrait".
In Word 2010, this seems impossible: despite leaving the page orientation to "portrait", if one changes the page width/height as stated,
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2.
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3.
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Click
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Rename the global template (Normal.dotm)Follow the steps for the operating system that you are using:
Windows Vista and Windows 7
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c)
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1.
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d)
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Normal.dotm, and then click Rename.
e)
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Microsoft Windows XP
a)
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b)
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c)
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e)
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I would like to change page orientation for Just one page inside a document.
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I haven't been able to find this in Pages, I found it in Word though.
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The rotation in Preview is just a simple command in the .pdf. It all seems to sort itself out in printing, Acrobat has the occasional odd moment where pages are rotated from their real orientation. It is like the "cropping" in .pdf files which really doesn't cut anything off it just changes the bounding box so what you see appears to be cropped.

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Hi, after doing some research on pages. All in the same document it does not seem to be possible to have the 1st page horizontally orientated and the second vertically and changing so forth. Is this possible, or do i have to treat each page as a seperate document.
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joe,
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