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I have two text frames as seen above. If I place text it fills the large rectangle and flows to the small one on the right. If I hold shift when placing a text file (to generate extra pages) instead of filling the large rectangle it creates a new rectangle the size of the page and the height of where the cursor is. It then also generates new pages.
How can I place text into the large rectangle, flow to the small rectangle, and then generate new pages doing the same thing if there is more text?
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Doesn't autoflow only work with primary text frames?
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Doesn't autoflow only work with primary text frames?
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I am super new to InDesign. If it only works with a primary text frame then I am out of luck right? The way I understand it is a primary text frame is a full page text frame to the margins. I would not be able to flow text between different text frames and create new pages.
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OK, I think you pointed me in the right direction!! I moved the text frames to the master page and changed the large rectangle to a primary text frame. Now the text flows perfect from the large rectangle to the small right rectangle text frame and also creates new pages if there is additional text.
One problem I have now is that all the text comes in one font size. Is there a way to specify that any text in a text frame has to be a certain font size? For example the large rectangle I want text in there to be 60 pt, and all text in the small right rectangle text frame to be 24pt.
Thank you so much for your help by the way!

