Publisher cannot setup the pages the way you want. Your best solution is to cut
your paper first. Setup your printer for a custom size, 8.5 X 5.5.
Publisher will automatically print in the correct order as well as display in
the correct order. Hopefully your printer can duplex this size of stock.
Another solution would be to create your publication on the top half of a letter
size stock and cut away the bottom half after you finish printing.
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"Dvanwig" <Dva...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I've done a lot of googling on this issue and your name keeps coming up. It
appears I can't do a mail merge involving duplex printing of 4 up postcards
with Publisher 2007.
I'm going to try in Word but am not too happy. Word does give you the option
of odd and even where Publisher does not. I will also try breaking into 2
publications and run 1 for the front pages and a second for the back pages.
Mark
The only postcard setup that works consistently is the Avery templates. I have
hopes this will change when and if a service pack is offered.
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"Mark" <Ma...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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If I print 8.5 x 5.5 it is $0.10 each or 4 x the cost.
I intend to create a separate publication for the front and a separate one
for the back. I will print pub1 4 up and then flip[ the paper over and then
print pub2 4 up
Mark