How to create a front and back page on the same document? HELP!!!!

[gabegrand]

I can't find anywhere the explanation to create a front and back document. I systematically have a create two separate document. But I want to save both pages under a same pdf format. How do I "merge" both pages under the same file?

Thanks for your help!

Gabe

[Phosphor]

This can't be done in Photoshop alone.

You'll need a page layout app (InDesign recommended, though, QuackXPress or Pagemaker will do), then you'll need to export as a PDF or use Acrobat Distiller on the file.

[LenHewitt]

...or create on a 2x sized canvas and create the front page on the
right-hand and back page on the left-hand side.

That way you've already done the imposition of printing....

[BLUDVLZ]

Or (to add to Phosphor), save your two pages as Photoshop PDF files, then open one file in Acrobat (full version) and insert the second file (Document>Insert Pages).

[Robert Oliver]

...or use layers and layer sets to store the two "pages" in the same document. You'd then have to export each page as a PDF and combine them in Acrobat.

[YrbkMgr]

I don't get it - what's a front page and a back page? Aren't they technically two separate pages anyway? For printing purposes, say on a "jet", you flip the paper over and print on side two, but on a computer... how would you get that to show anything but two separate pages?

[newhom...@gmail.com]

On Friday, November 1, 2002 at 3:12:01 PM UTC-4, Robert Oliver wrote:
> ...or use layers and layer sets to store the two "pages" in the same document. You'd then have to export each page as a PDF and combine them in Acrobat.

You're a Genius, BTW. Thank you.