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Multiple page selection and grouping
To save time and to apply consistent edits to several pages at the
same time, you can use any of these methods for working with
multiple content or placeholder pages, empty template pages, or any
combination of pages:
• You can select multiple pages and then apply a single edit to all of
them or set the same gutter distances between all of them.
• If you need to handle multiple pages as a single object, you can
select the pages and convert them to a group before moving the
group or editing the Info properties.
• You can create a step-and-repeat group to quickly fill an area with
copies of a page or page group.
Page groups are treated as single objects, although you can ungroup
pages when you need to edit individual page Info properties within a
group, and you can replace the content for individual pages without
first ungrouping.
Grouping and ungrouping selected pages
1. Use the Select tool to drag a marquee around the pages, until
all the pages that you want in the group are highlighted.
2. Click the Group tool.
A dashed line forms a blue rectangle around the grouped pages:
Note: You can use the View menu's Show Group Count option to
display the number of pages in each group.
To break a group apart, select the group and click the Ungroup
tool. If the group contained more groups, only the most recently
created group is ungrouped. You can continue to ungroup any groups
that were inside the group.