Check to see if this option is supported directly by your printer. Choose
File - Print - Properties. There often is a page setup tab, and an option
for Page Layout. Peruse the different options to see if one of them gives
you what you want.
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"R. Merlin" <R. Merlin[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:FA9A879D-D3AB-439E-BFC8-458B3FA36F52[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > Dear Friends,
>
> I have a book of 300 pages (created in Word) that i want to set up like a
> calendar, with the fold at the top (or bottom) of the page. I want to
> print
> the book on 8 1/2 x 11 paper with the pages two up. The folding dummy i
> made
> indicates that the left-hand page of this two-up set would be an
> even-numbered page, and would be upside-down, while the right-hand page
> would
> be right-side-up and odd-numbered. This is also true for the other side of
> the sheet of paper. When done, i would ideally have a stack of 75 sheets
> with
> four pages each on them (printed front and back). Cutting the sheets in
> half
> on the center-line would then ideally let me stack the two halves, then
> bind
> them at the top edge...
>
> Help!
>
> Is there a technique or a template or something else that would let me do
> this?
> The only way i could see to accomplish this calendar-fold thing is to
> create
> two documents, one for even-numbered pages and the other for odd-numbered
> pages (with blank pages in each document so they would mesh) then go for 4
> separate passes through my printer...
>
> Yarg.
>
> I would be utterly grateful for any assistance you might offer in this
> matter.
>
> Yours in Hope,
>
> M*
>
> R. Merlin
>
> Post: re-flowing the text or converting it to a Publisher document won't
> work for me because of the way the pages are composed (justified
> vertically,
> adjusted line spacing, etcetera)...
>
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