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WebTrooper
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Apr 11, 2004, 4:52 PM
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Another 1 for Pages! (and then some)
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Hi Donna et al,
I'm setting my shiney new Article Manager at this very moment. I didn't think about the issue of multiple pages till I started writing my first test article. That led me here to this forum in a quest for options. Did a search for Pages only to find out it's not available yet. Bummer. 
Browsing around, I noted a lot of excellent suggestions - links in new window, targeted links, etc. - but for my humble self, the option to allow multi-page articles is by far the most urgent. I'd suggest putting it on the front burner and turning up the heat! 
That said, can I attempt to further complicate matters?  I'd like to see the multi-page function to be restricted to certain groups, such as trusted writers. Better yet if it were configuable, with permissions and all. Maybe even limit the number of pages a group, such as less privelaged writers, can create.
Not that I ask a lot... Well okay, so maybe I do. At any rate, put me down as another vote for multipage articles.
Thanks,
WebTrooper 
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Donna
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Apr 11, 2004, 5:31 PM
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Re: [WebTrooper] Another 1 for Pages! (and then some)
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Hi WebTrooper!
While I'll certainly pass your suggestions along, you may want to look into the PageBreak add-on. This is a little JavaScript we have available as a free, unsupported add-on, but allows any of your users to split their pages up into multiple pages.
If you'd like a copy of it, you can email support@interactivetools.com and we'd be happy to send that over. :)
Donna
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