[Stefan Blom]

This seems like something that would require a macro. Ask in a programming
newsgroup such as microsoft.public.word.vba.general.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"aal" wrote in message
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No, not headers/footers. That would be too simple! I am creating a
template
for flash cards. Page one will have the front of six flash cards. The
teacher will be able to insert a graphic or text on the front. The second
page will be the back (or answers) to the front. A logo will appear at
the
top of each flash card (so six times on the front - page one). The back
page
will have nothing other than a text box for input, or the answers. The
teacher will then print front/back with two-sided printing. If the
teacher
needs 12 flash cards, then s/he will need to add page 3 and 4. I want
page
three to duplicate the design of page one and page 4 to duplicate the
design
for page 2.

"Stefan Blom" wrote:

What exactly is supposed to be different? If you are referring to headers
and footers, you can set up "Different odd and even" as well as
"Different
first page" (in the Page Setup dialog box). For more on this, see
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/HeaderFooter.htm.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"aal" wrote in message
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I want to create a template. The template will have two pages with a
different design for each (first page represents the front of a doc,
the
second page represents the back of the doc for two-sided printing).
When
necessary, I need Word to auto duplicate the page one design for odd
pages
(3, 5, so on) and page two design for even pages (4, 6, so on). I'm
sure
there is a code or something to do this. Maybe a macro or Visual
Basic?
Please help!