Mason C wrote:
On Sun, 4 Feb 2007 18:47:42 -0600, "Suzanne S. Barnhill"
wrote:

I have to agree with Mason that this short course in bookbinding is worth
the read. And Cheap Impostor sounds like worthwhile software, too.


Yeah. Except. It's .gz -- looks like unix. I got it and decompressed
it but the result has no extension and does nothing on my pc.
Maybe someone knows more.

It's for the Mac, and Mac OS X is built on a Unix base. That info is
buried down at the bottom right of the site homepage. I had mentioned it
before, as part of a different approach that Mason might take to avoid
dealing with Word's BookFold.

It is a nice program, from the demo I tried a while back, and has a
*really* good Help file. Sadly, it does more than most people need and
there are free alternatives out there, so I think it's not as commonly
used as it deserves to be.

The availability of programs like this means Mac users don't feel the
absence of BookFold in MacWord at all, plus once it's installed, it
works for any program that can print.

Daiya