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Marty - 15 Mar 2006 20:32 GMT
printing jacket for book cover, including spine. Don't want a paste on spine.
thanks, Marty
Mary Sauer - 16 Mar 2006 11:50 GMT
How big is your booklet? What size is the spine? Put all these measurements
together and print.

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> printing jacket for book cover, including spine. Don't want a paste on spine.
> thanks, Marty
Marty - 16 Mar 2006 18:57 GMT
Hi, Mary,
It's actually a 5.5x8.5 novel, the spine has to many variables as it is in
the editing stage and of course it will depend on font type and size, etc. I
think between 1 to 1.5" But I wanted to be ready to move to the next step. I
wanted to know how to lay out and actually print out a cover and a jacket.
I'm playing with the booket and have printed out 4 pages. Not sure how to add
pages. But went over to brochures to see if I could lay out the cover. Made
the size 8.5x14 to give plenty of room for spine, divided into 3 parts and it
looks like the way to go. Don't know why they don't add a book layout:) I
didn't know how to add a spine to the booklet layout. When I look up spine
all I get are what looks like labels?  I'm sure if I played with it long
enough I could figure it out. Open to suggestions.
Thank you for the help,
Marty

> How big is your booklet? What size is the spine? Put all these measurements
> together and print.
>
> > printing jacket for book cover, including spine. Don't want a paste on spine.
> > thanks, Marty
Mary Sauer - 16 Mar 2006 20:27 GMT
I've never written a booklet long enough that it required a spine. I imagine the
spine labels are a convenience, the smallest is a half inch, that still is a lot
of booklet. What holds the booklet together if not the spine.
This PDF has a paragraph about spines
http://freestockphotos.com/Printing&Binding.pdf
Another interesting site
http://www.marketerinabox.com/library/booklets.htm
This site is not by favorite but it does offer a lot of information about
binding.
http://desktoppub.about.com/cs/finishing/a/binding.htm
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> Hi, Mary,
> It's actually a 5.5x8.5 novel, the spine has to many variables as it is in
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>> > spine.
>> > thanks, Marty
 
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