Customizing the Storyboarding Template in Pages

This screencast demonstrates how to customize a storyboard template in Pages. I made this video for my month 5 EDE class at Full Sail University.

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Education

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• screenflow
• Pages
• template
• customize
• storyboard
• paul
• devoto
• full
• sail
• university
• screencast

[varmintcong]

Type cmd-C to copy the thumbnails. Switch over to your target document and click on View > Show Pages Thumbnails. Click on a thumbnail to produce the yellow box. Type cmd-V to paste in the source document. Repeat these steps for each of the source documents. Notice that you can reorder them in the target document by moving around the thumbnails.

[pauldevoto]

@varmintcong Wow! Thank you for doing this! I really appreciate how you have added value to this video.

[UFCfanPat]

Thanks, just what I needed!

[varmintcong]

There's a way to do it, and it's actually pretty simple.

Let's say you want to combine Documents B, C, and D ( the source documents) into Document A (the target document). Starting with the first source document, click on View > Show Page Thumbnails. I'm guessing that your entire document is one long section. You'll know this by clicking on a thumbnail and seeing a single yellow box around all your pages.

[varmintcong]

question: how do you then extend this so you have a 10 page document, with 40 storyboards? i can't seem to figure out how to make more of these pages and preserve the custom formatting.

thanks!