Maybe the macro is only set to work on the first page with the photo, so it might not recognize or apply correctly to the second page with instructions. You might try combining everything on one page or checking if the macro has any page-specific settings you need to adjust. Sometimes macros are designed to work on a single layout, so separating content across pages could confuse it.

I tried using the same macro with my double-sided ID card layout in CorelDraw and ran into some issues where the shortcut key wouldn’t trigger the macro on the second page. What worked for me was reassigning the shortcut directly from the Tools > Options > Customization menu instead of relying on the video’s method. After that, the macro ran smoothly on both the photo and instruction pages without needing to manually switch pages. Maybe give that a shot?

If your macro is designed to work on the first page with the photo but you want it to affect both pages automatically, you may need to adjust the macro code to loop through all pages or target both specifically. Sometimes macros only operate on the active page, so either select both pages before running it or modify the VBA to include code like “For Each pg In ActiveDocument.Pages” to process each page in your ID card file. Also, double-check that your shortcut key assignment isn’t limited to a specific document; sometimes assigning shortcuts globally helps if you use the macro across multiple files.