- Booklet software
- Posted by Mike Dobony on October 16th, 2003
I am looking at designing a booklet that I want to print up myself on the
computer. I want to be able to simply type up my book and automatically
format for putting together as a book, that is, automatically setting up for
duplex and 4 proper pages on a page, 2 front and 2 back. Are there any such
things out there at a low price, under $100? It will not be a terribly
complicated layout, mostly text and a few graphics. Thanks.
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- Posted by Farlo on October 16th, 2003
"Mike Dobony" <tkdchap@hotmailspamnot.com> wrote:
Even MS Publisher costs more than that - about $129, last I looked.
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- Posted by Tomas Holm on October 16th, 2003
Use your word compiler and use page setup (on mac that is).
On pc - use a word compiler and consult a print shop.
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- Posted by Farlo on October 16th, 2003
Tomas Holm <tomasUSEholm@hotmail.com> wrote:
Works Suite 2003 comes complete with Word 2002 ... so if you have Works,
you can get $220 word processing software for half price ... legitimately.
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- Posted by JP Kabala on October 16th, 2003
If you use MS Office/Word 97 or later, you can do it for free.
Go on to the net and type in www.officeupdate.com.
You'll be referred to the new site that has a much less memorable URL
In the search engine at the top right of the page, change the drop-down
next to "Search" to Templates and type the word "booklet"
You'll see at least half a dozen booklet and brochure templates.
Save the one you want to use to your computer and type your little
heart out.
Have fun.
JPK
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- Posted by Mike Dobony on October 23rd, 2003
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Does Word 2002 have a setup for doing books? I have Office 2000 Pro and
just found out that the Catalog under Publisher does books, but does not
allow me to automatically create footnotes. I have to do them manually.
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- Posted by iforte on October 23rd, 2003
Mike, are you trying to print these yourself?
If so, with InDesign or PageMaker, there are booklet plugins. Check out the
Adobe Studio Exchange at
http://share.studio.adobe.com/
If not, your printer should be able to make a booklet out of your job. You
can output to PDF. You may have to install their printer driver. They can
instruct you. I run newsletters from PDF all the time.
Ann
