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    • November 29, 2016 at 11:25 am #90170
      Anne Brookfield
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      In order to shuffle pages for a booklet, in Quark – the pasteboard is shown with the thumbnails so that one can type a large number at the side of the thumbnail without having to delete them before printing. Does InDesign have anything similar – so that you don’t have to keep putting each number on every page to the side before printing? I use InDesign for everything now – having converted from Quark.

    • November 29, 2016 at 12:24 pm #90172
      Colleen Shannon
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      I’m guessing you are referring to manually imposing the pages in InDesign (i.e. page 4,1 and 2,3).

      Maybe making a new layer on your original file with big page numbers* that you can see in the Pages palette. You can make that a non-printing Layer or toggle it on and off as needed.

      You can also use Links to which page of your original file is on which page of the imposed document.

      *Master page: Type->Insert Special Character->Markers->Current Page Number

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