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How do you create a tiered brochure in Publisher or Word?
I'm am using Microsoft Office 2007. I could either create this in Word or
Publisher. I'm trying to do a brochure that is tiered, in other words, each page is a different size. It's really hard to describe - someone called it a waterfall look. |
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How do you create a tiered brochure in Publisher or Word?
I have a layered setup on my web page. The pages are all the same size but
folded so it appears they are different sizes. http://msauer.mvps.org/publisher_projects2.htm Scroll down next to the stars... -- Mary Sauer http://msauer.mvps.org/ "Quixote" wrote in message ... I'm am using Microsoft Office 2007. I could either create this in Word or Publisher. I'm trying to do a brochure that is tiered, in other words, each page is a different size. It's really hard to describe - someone called it a waterfall look. |
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How do you create a tiered brochure in Publisher or Word?
It's called a "staggered fold."
"Quixote" wrote: I'm am using Microsoft Office 2007. I could either create this in Word or Publisher. I'm trying to do a brochure that is tiered, in other words, each page is a different size. It's really hard to describe - someone called it a waterfall look. |
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How do you create a tiered brochure in Publisher or Word?
Here it is called PeekABoo
http://www.bamagazine.com/SearchResu...av&search=peek -- Mary Sauer http://msauer.mvps.org/ "tuff_gong" wrote in message ... It's called a "staggered fold." "Quixote" wrote: I'm am using Microsoft Office 2007. I could either create this in Word or Publisher. I'm trying to do a brochure that is tiered, in other words, each page is a different size. It's really hard to describe - someone called it a waterfall look. |
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