task pane, in the box below the page icon, select the master page you want to apply. This applies the master page to the current publication page.
Apply a master page to both pages of a two-page spread
To use these steps, you must have your publication set up for viewing as a two-page spread.
- On the Format menu, click Apply Master Page.
- Navigate to the page spread where you want to apply the master page.
- In the Apply Master Pages task pane, select Use the same master page for both facing pages.
- In the box below the page icons, select the master page you want to apply. This applies the master page to the current two-page spread.
Apply a master page to separate pages of a two-page spread
To use these steps, you must have your publication set up for viewing as a two-page spread.
- On the Format menu, click Apply Master Page.
- Navigate to the page spread where you want to apply the master page.
- In the Apply Master Page task pane, clear Use the same master page for both facing pages.
- In the box below the left page icon, select the master page you want to apply. This applies the master page to the left page of the current two-page spread.
- In the box below the right page icon, select the master page you want to apply. This applies the master page to the right page of the current two-page spread.
Apply a master page to a range of pages
You can use these steps whether you have a single-page master or a two-page master.
- On the Format menu, click Apply Master Page.
- Click Apply to Page Range.
- In the Apply Master Page dialog box, in the Select a master page box, select the master page you want to apply.
- Under Apply to, do one of the following:
- Select All pages to apply the master page to all pages in your publication.
- Select Page, type a page number in the from box, and then type a page number in the to box, to apply the master page to a continuous range of pages.
- Select Current page(s) to apply the master page to the current single-page or two-page spread.
- Click OK.