How do I add 2 "content" templates on 1 page?

I want to add the 'calendar' and also the 'response form' on the LAST page of
my Publisher newsletter. When I go to the last page the page content options
are reduced and I don't have the options to add a template (i.e. calendar and
response form) like I did on the previous pages. How can I add these
templates on the last page? Also, if I wanted to put these templates on
another page it only allows me to do ONE of the templates (i.e. calendar) and
not TWO templates. How can I do two, three, etc templates on ONE page?

Also, how do I make the headings on the top of the consecutive pages 'grab'
the info it does? For instance, some of the pages have the Title of the
newsletter listed on the top along with the page number. I would like to
'grab' the date of the newsletter instead.

Thanks.
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smags

Open other instances of Publisher, create the pages with the templates, copy/paste
them into your main document. They will lose the template attributes, might lose
their color too, but you can fix that with the color schemes.

You could put the date on a master page, it would be carried throughout your
newsletter.

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Mary Sauer MS MVP
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I want to add the 'calendar' and also the 'response form' on the LAST page of
my Publisher newsletter. When I go to the last page the page content options
are reduced and I don't have the options to add a template (i.e. calendar and
response form) like I did on the previous pages. How can I add these
templates on the last page? Also, if I wanted to put these templates on
another page it only allows me to do ONE of the templates (i.e. calendar) and
not TWO templates. How can I do two, three, etc templates on ONE page?

Also, how do I make the headings on the top of the consecutive pages 'grab'
the info it does? For instance, some of the pages have the Title of the
newsletter listed on the top along with the page number. I would like to
'grab' the date of the newsletter instead.

Thanks.
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smags