Make a page a sub-page plain jane 6/3/2007 10:45:01 PM It's very easy to make a sub-page - File>New>Sub-page. And it's very easy to drag those sub-pages out to be a regular page - just grab it and drag out from it's sub-page position to be at the same level as a regular page. NOW MY QUESTION - How to get those pages I dragged out to the regular page position to now go back to being a sub-page? Jane

RE: Make a page a sub-page Brady 6/4/2007 11:49:00 PM Just drag it back in and under a regular page above or below another SUBPAGE. If you don't have a subpage already created under the page you want to put your page under, make a new subpage then you can drag any page into the subpage position adjacent to the new then delete the temp subpage. "plain jane" wrote: [Quoted Text] > It's very easy to make a sub-page - File>New>Sub-page. > > And it's very easy to drag those sub-pages out to be a regular page - just > grab it and drag out from it's sub-page position to be at the same level as a > regular page. > > NOW MY QUESTION - How to get those pages I dragged out to the regular page > position to now go back to being a sub-page? > > Jane

Re: Make a page a sub-page "Josh Einstein" <josh[ at ]einsteintech.net> 6/5/2007 2:45:34 PM I hate this. :) Maybe I should just write a plugin that toggles the subpageyness of the current page. -- Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP) Einstein Technologies Tablet Enhancements for Outlook - Try it free: www.tabletoutlook.com "Brady" <Brady[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F1035498-1274-448D-A3BE-170E6A006276[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Just drag it back in and under a regular page above or below another > SUBPAGE. > If you don't have a subpage already created under the page you want to put > your page under, make a new subpage then you can drag any page into the > subpage position adjacent to the new then delete the temp subpage. > > "plain jane" wrote: > >> It's very easy to make a sub-page - File>New>Sub-page. >> >> And it's very easy to drag those sub-pages out to be a regular page - >> just >> grab it and drag out from it's sub-page position to be at the same level >> as a >> regular page. >> >> NOW MY QUESTION - How to get those pages I dragged out to the regular >> page >> position to now go back to being a sub-page? >> >> Jane

Re: Make a page a sub-page "Daniel Escapa [MS]" <not_real[ at ]microsoft.com> 6/13/2007 9:07:56 PM We hate it too! Someone should write this it should be super easy...maybe that will be my fun afternoon project! "Josh Einstein" <josh[ at ]einsteintech.net> wrote in message news:12A06B27-90B0-469E-92C9-E67DF09F116F[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] >I hate this. :) Maybe I should just write a plugin that toggles the >subpageyness of the current page. > > -- > Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP) > Einstein Technologies > Tablet Enhancements for Outlook - Try it free: www.tabletoutlook.com > > > "Brady" <Brady[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:F1035498-1274-448D-A3BE-170E6A006276[ at ]microsoft.com... >> Just drag it back in and under a regular page above or below another >> SUBPAGE. >> If you don't have a subpage already created under the page you want to >> put >> your page under, make a new subpage then you can drag any page into the >> subpage position adjacent to the new then delete the temp subpage. >> >> "plain jane" wrote: >> >>> It's very easy to make a sub-page - File>New>Sub-page. >>> >>> And it's very easy to drag those sub-pages out to be a regular page - >>> just >>> grab it and drag out from it's sub-page position to be at the same level >>> as a >>> regular page. >>> >>> NOW MY QUESTION - How to get those pages I dragged out to the regular >>> page >>> position to now go back to being a sub-page? >>> >>> Jane >

Re: Make a page a sub-page "Daniel Escapa [MS]" <not_real[ at ]microsoft.com> 6/14/2007 9:52:02 PM I did just blog about it here: http://blogs.msdn.com/descapa/archive/2007/06/14/make-current-page-a-subpage.aspx Though I don't think I would make a powertoy out of it...if there is a lot of demand I can do that. "Daniel Escapa [MS]" <not_real[ at ]microsoft.com> wrote in message news:04E9F418-9DF8-4477-A27F-9085B1EAD965[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > We hate it too! > > Someone should write this it should be super easy...maybe that will be my > fun afternoon project! > > "Josh Einstein" <josh[ at ]einsteintech.net> wrote in message > news:12A06B27-90B0-469E-92C9-E67DF09F116F[ at ]microsoft.com... >>I hate this. :) Maybe I should just write a plugin that toggles the >>subpageyness of the current page. >> >> -- >> Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP) >> Einstein Technologies >> Tablet Enhancements for Outlook - Try it free: www.tabletoutlook.com >> >> >> "Brady" <Brady[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:F1035498-1274-448D-A3BE-170E6A006276[ at ]microsoft.com... >>> Just drag it back in and under a regular page above or below another >>> SUBPAGE. >>> If you don't have a subpage already created under the page you want to >>> put >>> your page under, make a new subpage then you can drag any page into the >>> subpage position adjacent to the new then delete the temp subpage. >>> >>> "plain jane" wrote: >>> >>>> It's very easy to make a sub-page - File>New>Sub-page. >>>> >>>> And it's very easy to drag those sub-pages out to be a regular page - >>>> just >>>> grab it and drag out from it's sub-page position to be at the same >>>> level as a >>>> regular page. >>>> >>>> NOW MY QUESTION - How to get those pages I dragged out to the regular >>>> page >>>> position to now go back to being a sub-page? >>>> >>>> Jane >> >