It brings up help with the whole thing explained.Ħ. At Point 4 above, it also says 'Press F1 now for more information'. When you click 'OK', a dialogue pops up saying, basically 'Publisher will automatically add 3 pages as booklets print in multiples of 4'.say yes BUTĥ. You'll probably be after 'Landscape' which will eventually print an A5 size booklet - which is half of A4 (letter size in the US, I think).Ĥ. Go to 'Page Setup'.choose 'Special Fold' (near the top of the dialogue box).

(for eg, cos I usually do my own layout etc).Ģ. Open Publisher, choose 'Blank Presentation'. In answer to Tracee3, you want a booklet? It may be a 4, 8, 12, 16 etc page booklet.ie, multiples of 4. RE: Page Imposition Converting Publisher Booklet To PDF dawna3 (TechnicalUser) 13 May 04 22:47 If there's anything else I can do to help, just holler To see the final results visit and click on 'BULLETIN' I then print to PDFwriter, making sure to make page size adjustments to fit the document.

I then go to page setup and reduce the paper size to 8.5 x 7.5 (note I add a gives a little extra margin to work with in the PDF file). I repeat the process with the right hand side of page 2 going to the blank page 3 and centering both pages. I return to the first page, lock everything else together and drag it to the center of the page. I go to the last (blank) page and drag the group back to the center of the blank page. Lock everything on the right side of page 1 (page 4) together as a group and drag it into the gray area. I add 2 blank pages to the end of the document. Layout grid is set for 4 columns so I get 2 columns per 'page.'Īfter printing the paper copies, I convert to PDF for a copy to go on the web.

The Publisher page is setup as 8.5' x 14' in landscape mode with 2 pages. We print on 8.5' x 14' paper folded over.pages 1 and 4 on one side, 2 and 3 on the other. I'd be glad to send you an old copy of our bulletin to use as a template if you like.however I'm not sure if Publisher 97 would be able to read the file. Here's how I do ours.I use Publisher 2000, but I think the process would be basically the same.

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