Apple Aperture - Manual (Page 374)

374 Part III Distribution and Backup
Flowing Unplaced Images
When you create a structure of pages to hold your images, you can have Aperture flow
in unplaced images. If more pages are required to hold your images than your book
currently has, Aperture creates more pages. If you’ve already placed some images on
pages in the book, Aperture flows in images beginning with the first empty photo box.
To have Aperture place unplaced images:
m Choose Autoflow Unplaced Images from the Book Action pop-up menu.
Flowing Selected Images
You can select images in the Browser and have Aperture flow them into the current
page structure, starting with the first empty photo box. For example, you can select two
images in the Browser and have Aperture flow them into the first two empty photo
boxes of your book. You can thus flow images into a document’s page structure little by
little as you create a series of pages. If you select more images than your current page
structure can hold, Aperture creates new pages as necessary to hold your images.
To have Aperture place selected images:
1 Select the images you want to place in the book.
2 Choose Autoflow Selected Images from the Book Action pop-up menu.
Adding and Removing Pages
When you create a book album, Aperture automatically sets up default pages laid out
for you. You can select and change these pages to suit your book’s requirements, and
you can add and remove pages as needed. You can insert new blank pages wherever
you want in your book. After adding pages, you can drag them in the Pages panel to
new locations in the book.
You can:
 Add individual pages one at a time to a book
 Have Aperture automatically add new pages to your book
 Select images and have Aperture create new pages to hold them
 Add images to new pages that use a specific master page design
 Add index pages that show thumbnails of all the images in the book