Master page properties in the Master Page tab

Use the Master Page tab of the Object palette to set the page name and various layout options for each master page. To display the Master Page tab, select the master page you want to work with in the Hierarchy palette.

Name

Sets the name of the master page.

Paper Type, Height, and Width

Sets the size of the master page. The dimensions are displayed in the Height and Width boxes and can be modified when the Paper Type option is set to Custom.

Orientation

Sets the orientation of the master page:

Portrait: The page height is greater than or equal to the page width.
Landscape: The page width is greater than or equal to the page height.

Restrict Page Occurrence, Min Count, and Max

Select this option only for creating forms whose layout adjusts to accommodate data. It enables or disables the repetitive rendering of pages that are based on the selected master page. When the option is selected, you can enter a minimum number of repetitions in the Min Count box and a maximum number of repetitions in the Max box.

Presence

Controls whether an object is displayed in a PDF form when users view the form in Acrobat or Adobe Reader, or when users print the form:

Visible: The object is visible on-screen, visible in the printed form, and occupies space in the form layout. Visible is the default presence setting for all objects.
Visible (Screen Only): The object is visible on-screen, not visible in the printed form when printed from within Acrobat or Adobe Reader, and occupies space in the form layout.
Visible (Print Only): The object is not visible on-screen, visible in the printed form (when printed from within Acrobat, Adobe Reader, or directly from the server), and occupies space in the form layout.
One-sided Printing Only: The object is printed only when using single-sided printing.
Two-sided Printing Only: The object is printed when using double-sided printing. This option is useful when you want to place the page number in a different corner of the page when using double-sided printing than when using single-sided printing.