Sub-folder grouping master pages
Implement a more robust system for grouping and organizing master pages. Current the long list view is cumbersome, and has limited view options (aside from the thumbnail size). A sub-folder system would allow for more truncated views of page groups that fit better in defined sets.
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pia
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Totally Agree.
It would be really helpful 2 have some folders for organized files. Sometimes i've so much master pages... its hard to scroll the whole list. It would be also awesome, if there would be a search or filter function (this would be also great for character formats) -
Lisa
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I also agree that this feature would be extremely helpful!
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laura
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i agree that master page folders would be very helpful--but as or even more helpful for me would be the ability to group the document pages in a way that you could collapse each section of the document, in one document, without having to create a book. folders would work too.
i.e., in Numbering & Section Options, when you start a new section, you could have the option to expand or collapse all the pages behind the first page in the section in order to be able to jump to another place in the document without spinning and spinning and spinning the mouse wheel.
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Anonymous
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This is SO frustrating!!! Photoshop has the ability to group layers... this is what I want to do with pages! So frustrating how Adobe's creative suite products are not more cohesively designed.
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Anonymous
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Couldn't agree more! Please give us folder options for Master pages Adobe!!
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Anonymous
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Could not agree more, especially when creating documents for clients. There is no easy or straight forward way to group your masters into sections. Which honestly mind-blowing. For example, I would like one folder of masters that are Title Pages, one folder that is different layouts, etc.
Instead you're just like here. There's 75 master pages in that list, what you are looking for is somewhere in there..