Printing Booklets

"Scott Sanford" wrote in message
...
Mary,
Thanks for your advice.
As a past MVP, I can say with all honesty, that I'm truly disappointed
in
your response. I don't need character, I need a program that is a bit
better
in it's design.
I guess there really IS a reason that people use Quark.
I thank you for your time and courteous "advice".

Scott
Quark probably pops up messages for you to ignore also.
Pub clearly tells you to work in multiples of 4 and if you think for a
moment there is no other way unless you print parts of pages.
Then if you print xx copies of page 1 then 3 then 5 etc. till you get to
the middle then you can turn them over and print xx copies of page 2
then 4 then 6 etc. till you get to the middle and you should be
finished.
Just set up a booklet with a multiple of 4 pages and try a copy or 2.

When asked do you want to print a seperate booklet, answer NO.

IAPF1 (Translation: If all else fails press F1)
--
John G

Wot's Your Real Problem?

A small child turns to Ed, and exclaims: "Look! Look! A post from Scott
Sanford !"...
What I have been doing is copying and pasting into a separate Pub
file which is formatted to print odd -even, print to a PDF and then
print Odd / even. This is way too much work when you have to run off
100 of these things...

www.fineprint.com ?

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
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I didn't mean to be flip and I am sorry if I offended you.

--
Mary Sauer MS MVP
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"Scott Sanford" wrote in message
...
Mary,
Thanks for your advice.
As a past MVP, I can say with all honesty, that I'm truly disappointed in
your response. I don't need character, I need a program that is a bit better
in it's design.
I guess there really IS a reason that people use Quark.
I thank you for your time and courteous "advice".

JohnG ,
Thanks,
It seems to be a going conclusion that I'm pringing a publication with
non-multuples of 4 (which I am not, mine has 12 pages). I appreciate your
comment.

"Scott Sanford" wrote in message
...
JohnG ,
Thanks,
It seems to be a going conclusion that I'm pringing a publication with
non-multuples of 4 (which I am not, mine has 12 pages). I appreciate
your
comment.


You did give an example with page 10 and page 1 together and that
implies a 10 page book I think?
Also you introduced a stray by telling us you were using Office 2003 but
since Publisher is not tied to Office you could have been using
Publisher 95.
Sorry to be picky but solving a problem with wrong clues is not always
easy.
--
John G

Wot's Your Real Problem?