I want to make little rectangular pieces of paper all with the same message on it. I want 9 of them to fit on a normal sized paper, so that I can cut it into 9 pieces after printing it.
I would insert a chart. You then can resize the cells as you like.
Personally, in these cases, I take pen, paper and calculator and make a traditional draft
Apple has online manuals for Pages. They also cover charts.
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I would use a spreadsheet for something like this. You figure out the cell widths and heights that work for your arrangement, then copy the content 8 times. Voila! If it's just a one sentence message, you only need 9 cells for your example. The text can be centered in both directions for neatness. But if you want certain line breaks in the message, you might need some "dummy" rows / columns that are left blank.
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Is there a way you can make it so that changes you make in one square will reflect on the rest of the 9 squares? Right now I have to copy and paste it into each of the 9 squares.
If I need to make changes to the text, I have to copy and paste all over again for 9 squares.