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How do you do chapter titles in InDesign?

Asked by schizek in Adobe InDesign Publishing Software, Page Layout / Desktop Publishing Software, Publishing Industry

Tags: Adobe InDesign CS3, Mac OSX, book layout

I am doing a book layout in InDesign.  The book I am laying out is basically a large collections of related short stories and such that each have their own title.  I would like to auto populate the titles throughout the header of each of the pages so you know what story you are on.  I used the "Section Marker" to do this and it seemed to work perfectly except it doesn't handle longer titles very well.  Is there a better way to do this?
 
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