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Getting Started 29
To open a folder in the gallery, click the folder icon, or double click on the folder name.
To open a design as a new document, double click on the design thumbnail. To import
a design into your current open document, drag it from the gallery onto your page. If
it’s a whole page template, a new page will be added to your document, after the
currently selected page.
If you are running a trial version of the program, folders shown in red can be
previewed only (that is, you can view the design thumbnails inside these folders, but
not open or import the designs). When you purchase the program online ALL the
contents of red folders become immediately available to you and the folders turn blue
to indicate this.
If you are running the full unlocked program, you may see additional red folders
appear at the bottom of the gallery. These are additionally available folders of designs
that you can preview and then use immediately when you buy online. Double click on
an item in a red folder to see purchase options. Additional content that you have
already purchased appears in blue folders, just as the main gallery content does.
You can also right-click on a thumbnail and choose
IMPORT TO NEW PAGE to force any
design to be imported onto a new page in your document. The gallery also contains
color scheme files, which allow you to change the color of your design (drag and drop
onto your page, or just double click to apply the scheme).
Adding New Pages To Your Document
You can drag any template design from the DESIGNS GALLERY onto your page. If this is
a page template, it will add a new page to your document, after first asking if you
want to match any color changes. If you drag a clipart item, heading or photo object,
this gets added onto the page where you dropped it, and again you will be asked if you
want to match any color changes you've made.
Your imported graphic is just another object on the page, and can be re-positioned,
resized and rotated using the Selector tool as usual.
To add a new page of the same design, the easiest way is to use the duplicate
page option in the page flyout bar on the top bar.
Or use the option under the
EDIT > PAGES menus. This replicates the current page
below. You can then just delete or edit the elements as required. You can add a new
blank page by selecting the menu
EDIT > PAGES > NEW PAGE.
Or you can copy and paste an existing page in the same or another document. Right-
click an empty part of a page and choose
COPY PAGE. In the destination document
right-click a page and choose
PASTE > PAGE (or press "Ctrl + V").
The page on the clipboard is added as a new page immediately following the current
page. The pasted page adopts the page size of the document it’s pasted into (as long
as the
ALL PAGES IN DOCUMENT THE SAME checkbox is enabled in FILE > PAGE
OPTIONS
). Page layers and attributes and all the objects on the page are also pasted.