Hi again >> In message <3E1580EA-DE04-446F-9B47-133F1A804B4C@xxxxxxxx>, Clive Bonsall >> <c.bonsall@xxxxxxxx> writes >>> I'm trying to edit a Master Page in an old document, but I'm finding that >>> the >>> options under Misc>Insert are greyed out. What could I have done to disable >>> this function? >> >> By design you can't insert things in a master frame that autolinks. >> >> Non-autolink chain master page frames can have text in, but then text can't >> be added to the frames in the normal document that are based on them. >> >> That seems the most likely explanation, let me know if it isn't the right >> one. > > > The Master Page has two columns with an autolink between them, which I > presume was created automatically when I specified 2 columns in Page > Guidelines, so that text can flow from one page to the next. > > However, there are two other frames that I added to the Master Page for the > header and footer - and these do not appear to be autolinked. I can edit > (e.g. insert page number) the footer frame, but not the header frame. The > only difference between the two additional frames is that the header frame > has a border. Aha … I've just worked it out. The header frame already had some text in it, which I added in the normal document. Removing that text allows text input in the Master Page view. Sorry. -- Clive Bonsall c.bonsall@xxxxxxxx
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