FotoFusion:: Extreme allows you to compose, print email and render multi-page projects.
Your work flow becomes considerably simpler when producing projects such as wedding albums, as it eliminates the need to load and save individual projects for each page in the album. multi-page layouts allow you to achieve excellent narrative flow, minimize your computer's memory use, and easily edit your projects.

FotoFusion Extreme is bundled with five multipage wedding album templates, with additional albums available for purchase in the Marketplace. You can use multipage templates and resize and edit them to your tastes with your Extreme license.

New multipage project can be made from scratch, or by using the AutoCollage Wizard (particularly good for album work), or using the AutoDuplicate feature.

To navigate through a multipage project, hit PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN on your keyboard. Hit Control+Home on your keyboard to go to the first page, or Control+End to go directly to the last page of the project.

 
The Pages Hover
To create or edit a multi-page project (other than creating a multi-page AutoCollage), click on the hover.
Extreme users should see, by default, the Pages hover. If you do not see it, click the icon next to any of the three hover docks to turn on your Pages Hover.  You can move the Pages hover anywhere on your canvas and change the shape of the hover window.
 
Dock the Pages hover by clicking on the pin icon (top-right of the hover) to keep it open permanently.

 
 
The Pages hover will display a view of all your project's component pages and give you the ability to manage these pages.

 
To move from one page to another, simply click on the page thumbnail in the list of available pages.
You can also press the page up and page down keys on your keyboard to move through the stack one at a time.
 

Adding pages
To add a new page, open the Pages Hover and click the 'add page' button:

All pages in a project do not need to be identical in size. Each can have its own dimensions.
To change a page's dimensions within a project, create the new page, then edit it through the Canvas Settings Editor.

 
 
Adding pages from existing projects or templates
To append projects from an existing project or previously saved template, or create a new autocollage, click the 'add pages from AutoCollage, template or existing project" button; this will open a browser allowing you to bring in a new page from these sources.

Pages from within saved multi-page projects can also be imported into the active project.
Either...

•	Click on the hover, OR

•	Click on the tab and then the Search tab...

Next, specify a search for SAVED WORK >> Pages. All pages from within multi-page projects will be displayed. Right-mouse-down on the thumbnail to select a page to append to your current project. Extreme users can append multi-selected pages as well.
 

Cloning pages
To produce a duplicate of the current page (including images), click the 'Clone' button:

This is useful for producing alternative versions of a particular layout.

Removing pages
Click the 'delete page' button to remove the current page:

Reordering pages
To move the currently selected page up or down in the current list of pages, click the page up and page down buttons:

Renaming pages
In the Pages hover, right-mouse down on any page thumbnail to select "rename".
This is useful if you wish to apply a text tag containing the page name (eg. add a text frame to your page, and select the 'page name' tag from the list.) It is also useful to search for individual pages in the Organizer (Search >> Type >> Saved Work >> Pages)

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There are other useful tools in FotoFusion which will allow you to streamline your multi-page work flow.

Using AutoDuplicate to create a multi-page project
FotoFusion allows you to take a template and replicate it repeatedly across a set of images. This is particularly useful for making contact sheets. Full details can be found in the AutoDuplicate chapter of this User's Manual.

Saving as a template from a multi-page project
If you wish to save an entire album as a template, to reuse at a later time with new images, click on File on the menu bar, then select SAVE AS TEMPLATE. You will be prompted to save with or without image content. If you choose to save without image content, you will have a series of empty frames to work with the next time you open the project.
 
If you wish to save a single page within a multi-page template, open the Pages hover, and right-mouse-select the thumbnail of the page. Select SAVE AS TEMPLATE from the list. You will be prompted to give the template a name before saving. The new page will appear in the list of V4 templates.

Adding page numbers to your project
Page numbers can be added automatically to all pages in your project.
 
To do so, click on TOOLS on the menu, then select CANVAS, then PAGE NUMBERING (or, alternatively, right-mouse down on the area outside of the canvas and select PAGE NUMBERING). The following dialogue will appear:

Turn the SHOW checkbox on to apply page numbers to your project. To change the font, color and other text style options, click on STYLE PRESETS. This will launch the Text Editor. (Note: the font size attribute cannot be applied from the font editor). Change the position of your page number as desired, and the size of the page. To remove the "PAGE" text, so that only a numeric value displays, delete the "Page" portion of the Pages %page% tag in this editor.

Page numbering is "smart" -- double page spreads will be marked on both sides, and adding/removing pages will renumber your project accordingly.
 

Rendering Multiple Pages
Multi-page albums can be batch processed into separate image files in a single action, allowing you to render an entire album with a few mouse clicks. Click here for more detail on rendering.

Emailing Multiple Pages
Multi-page albums can be emailed simultaneously. Click here for more detail on emailing.

Printing Multiple Pages
Multi-page albums can be emailed simultaneously. Click here for more detail on emailing.

Publishing Multiple Pages
Multi-page albums can be published to your web gallery simultaneously. Click here for more detail on publishing.