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Pages.Add Method (Publisher)

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Adds a new Page object to the specified Pages object and returns the new Page object.

Syntax

expression .Add(Count, After, DuplicateObjectsOnPage, AddHyperlinkToWebNavBar)

expression A variable that represents a Pages object.

Parameters

Name

Required/Optional

Data Type

Description

Count

Required

Long

The number of new pages to add.

After

Required

Long

The page index of the page after which to add the new pages. A zero for this argument adds new pages at the beginning of the publication.

DuplicateObjectsOnPage

Optional

Long

The page index of the page from which objects should be copied to the new pages. If this argument is omitted, the new pages will be blank. The default is -1: do not duplicate pages.

AddHyperlinkToWebNavBar

Optional

Boolean

Specifies whether links to the new pages will be added to the automatic navigation bars of existing pages. If True, links to the new pages will be added to the automatic navigation bars of existing pages only. If False, links to the new pages will not be added to the automatic navigation bars of existing pages or new pages added in the future. Default is False.

Return Value

Page

Example

The following example adds four new pages after the first page in the publication and copies all the objects from the first page to the new pages.

Dim pgNew As Page 
 
Set pgNew = ActiveDocument.Pages _ 
 .Add(Count:=4, After:=1, DuplicateObjectsOnPage:=1)

The following example demonstrates adding two new pages to the publication and setting the AddHyperlinkToWebNavBar parameter to True for these two pages. This specifies that links to these two new pages be added to the automatic navigation bars of existing pages and those added in the future.

Another page is then added to the publication, and the AddHyperlinkToWebNavBar is omitted. This means that the IncludePageOnNewWebNavigationBars property is False for the newly added page, and links to this page will not be included in the automatic navigation bars of existing pages.

Dim thePage As page 
Dim thePage2 As page 
 
Set thePage = ActiveDocument.Pages.Add(Count:=2, _ 
 After:=4, AddHyperlinkToWebNavBar:=True) 
 
Set thePage2 = ActiveDocument.Pages.Add(Count:=1, After:=6)