BW> BS> I want to have both landscape and portrait orientations on
  > BS> the same side of a piece of paper.
BW>What're you using for a printer?  It's my recollection that most
  >printers can't do it.
 BS>The printer here is a HP LaserJet 4p. My two options seem
 BS>to be to create the segment as a graphic by scanning it in;
 BS>or create the segment in any orientation, cut and paste,
 BS>then xerox it for the final camera-ready copy. Theoretically,
 BS>there's another: run the page through the printer twice on
 BS>the same side, but that screams for trouble (offsetting to
 BS>the drum, jams, and all the rest)--I won't do that.
 BS>                                                      --bob
I have a 4P also, but I usually output via a Pacpage cartridge.
However, I have printed many cassette J-cards on the basic printer, in which 
part of the text is rotated. I did it by creating separate text boxes for 
each of the segments; then rotating each to get the desired orientation. A 
little tricky to get everything positioned correctly; but once you have done 
it, it is easy to modify the contents of any particular segment.
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