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D@discussions.microsoft.com Janet D
Apr 18, 2007, 4:10:03 PM4/18/07
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We want to print a student directory using the Book fold setup but want to
print in the landscape orientation so it's read from top to bottom, rather
than left to right as in the landscape orientation. We've done the normal
book layout, but are adding more information on each line, and need the
additional space the landscape gives us.
Word doesn't allow me to choose the Portrait orientation. Does anyone know
how I could get this set up so it it prints like a book?
print in the landscape orientation so it's read from top to bottom, rather
than left to right as in the landscape orientation. We've done the normal
book layout, but are adding more information on each line, and need the
additional space the landscape gives us.
Word doesn't allow me to choose the Portrait orientation. Does anyone know
how I could get this set up so it it prints like a book?
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Apr 18, 2007, 6:10:39 PM4/18/07
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Book fold produces a booklet with two portrait pages on a landscape sheet.
Is that what you're looking for?
Is that what you're looking for?
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Words into Type
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Janet D
Apr 18, 2007, 7:12:01 PM4/18/07
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No. I already know how to do the normal booklet with book fold. I guess it
would be 2 landscape pages (8 1/2 by 5 1/2) on a Portrait sheet. We want the
width of the 8 1/2 sheet, but want to fold it, from top to bottom, as in the
TENT FOLD in Publisher. The Portrait Orientation cannot be selected when
Book Fold is used in WORD.
Publisher can do it, but we use the mail merge in Word to bring in the data
from Excel. It will automatically format with tabs, leading ....., etc. so
it only takes a few minutes to create, using WORD. The only other thing I
can think of trying is to create the pages in word and copy to Publisher.
I'm not sure if the formatting will remain the same. I'd much rather figure
out a way in WORD to do it.
would be 2 landscape pages (8 1/2 by 5 1/2) on a Portrait sheet. We want the
width of the 8 1/2 sheet, but want to fold it, from top to bottom, as in the
TENT FOLD in Publisher. The Portrait Orientation cannot be selected when
Book Fold is used in WORD.
Publisher can do it, but we use the mail merge in Word to bring in the data
from Excel. It will automatically format with tabs, leading ....., etc. so
it only takes a few minutes to create, using WORD. The only other thing I
can think of trying is to create the pages in word and copy to Publisher.
I'm not sure if the formatting will remain the same. I'd much rather figure
out a way in WORD to do it.
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Apr 18, 2007, 9:33:22 PM4/18/07
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I was afraid that was what you wanted. You will have to do this manually,
unfortunately. Set the document for "2 pages per sheet" instead of "Book
fold." This will allow you to choose the two-landscapes-per-portrait layout.
Type the document sequentially as usual, making sure that the total number
of pages is a multiple of four. Then, in the Print dialog, select the
appropriate page pairs to print (n and 1, 2 and n-1, n-2 and 3, etc.). If
the booklet has more than about 16 pages, you may want to think of a
different approach.
unfortunately. Set the document for "2 pages per sheet" instead of "Book
fold." This will allow you to choose the two-landscapes-per-portrait layout.
Type the document sequentially as usual, making sure that the total number
of pages is a multiple of four. Then, in the Print dialog, select the
appropriate page pairs to print (n and 1, 2 and n-1, n-2 and 3, etc.). If
the booklet has more than about 16 pages, you may want to think of a
different approach.
--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
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