Tying a Master Page to a Paragraph Style

As a relative newbie to InDesign (and indeed book layout) I'm really chuffed that my first attempt looks pretty good now I have the first proof in my hands. Have had a few small tweaks to sort out and one thing that I have found cumbersome is that I have 3 master pages - the A-master for almost all the book with running headers and page numbers, the B-master for the first page in each chapter which has no running header and has some page decoration and the C-master for the special pages in the front matter that don't have page numbers and running headers. As we've gone through and made some adjustments the pages have shifted slightly and of course I've found that the B-masters get out of sync because the content shuffles but the master page allocation doesn't get tied to the page with teh Chapter Heading style on it. Is there an easy (or even not so easy) way to tie these together to avoid having to resync, double and triple check them?
M

mark_hayhurst wrote:
As a relative newbie to InDesign (and indeed book layout) I'm really chuffed that my first attempt looks pretty good now I have the first proof in my hands. Have had a few small tweaks to sort out and one thing that I have found cumbersome is that I have 3 master pages - the A-master for almost all the book with running headers and page numbers, the B-master for the first page in each chapter which has no running header and has some page decoration and the C-master for the special pages in the front matter that don't have page numbers and running headers. As we've gone through and made some adjustments the pages have shifted slightly and of course I've found that the B-masters get out of sync because the content shuffles but the master page allocation doesn't get tied to the page with teh Chapter Heading style on it. Is there an easy (or even not so easy) way to tie these together to avoid having to resync, double and triple check them?
M
I don't know if there's an existing script for this; others on the forum may know.
However, Autoflow Pro, a commercial InDesign plug-in from in-tools.com can do this. There's a free trial.
HTH
Regards,
Peter
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