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So I learned here about background pages for the frame and title block of my drawings. &nbsp;GREAT!<br />
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But now, if I have a forground page and the background page in a visio diagram and I want to add another foreground page, I click on the new page tab down by the other page names. <br />
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But then I have to manually do page setup and choose the background page.<br />
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Is there a way to have it auto use the background page rather than 'none'? so all new pages already have the background page set? &nbsp;This is visio 2010 if it matters.<br />
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thanks!
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So I learned here about background pages for the frame and title block of my drawings.  GREAT!

But now, if I have a forground page and the background page in a visio diagram and I want to add another foreground page, I click on the new page tab down by the other page names. 

But then I have to manually do page setup and choose the background page.

Is there a way to have it auto use the background page rather than 'none'? so all new pages already have the background page set?  This is visio 2010 if it matters.

thanks!

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