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MS Office Forum / Publisher / General MS Publisher Questions / July 2005Booklet Template
I want to create an A5 booklet on Publisher - anything up to 40 pages. I cannot find a template for this - they all seem to be 3/4 panel. I have Publisher 2003 - am I missing something? Thanks OK, I think I have worked out how to change this. However, it's not achieving what I want. I am trying to create an A5 booklet - effectively an A4 page folded in half. This would end up having around 40 pages. All sides will be printed on, including back page and it will be stapled down the centre. Is there any easy way to achieve this? >I want to create an A5 booklet on Publisher - anything up to 40 pages. I >cannot find a template for this - they all seem to be 3/4 panel. I have >Publisher 2003 - am I missing something? > > Thanks > I want to create an A5 booklet on Publisher - anything up to 40 pages. I > cannot find a template for this - they all seem to be 3/4 panel. I have > Publisher 2003 - am I missing something? > > Thanks Yes - a brain. There are 50 A5 booklet templates. Did you look through every category? No, you did not. You decided to come here and whine. Look first and then - and only then - when you cannot find what you're looking - do you post. You've not even looked! As it happens, I DID look - several times - but it is not obvious to me anyway. It involved changing the printer settings rather than the software. Why don't you just ignore posts that annoy you - rather than being so rude? >> I want to create an A5 booklet on Publisher - anything up to 40 pages. I >> cannot find a template for this - they all seem to be 3/4 panel. I have [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > then - and only then - when you cannot find what you're looking - do you > post. You've not even looked! Oh and I AM still trying to find an answer to my follow up query - if anyone out there can help? I guess it could be that Publisher just isn't that clever and I will simply have to work out where the pages go and print them individually on double-sided? Unless the software will work this out for you? Many thanks Chris > As it happens, I DID look - several times - but it is not obvious to me > anyway. It involved changing the printer settings rather than the [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> then - and only then - when you cannot find what you're looking - do you >> post. You've not even looked! ChrisB <chis@wanadoo.co.uk> was very recently heard to utter: > I guess it could be that Publisher just isn't that clever and I will > simply have to work out where the pages go and print them > individually on double-sided? Unless the software will work this out > for you? File > Page Setup > Booklet (version-dependent) will do this automagically The templates are under newsletter and catalogue templates, I believe.  SignatureEd Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher Yes, I looked there thanks Ed - but it doesn't resolve my problem of wanting an A5 (but A4 folded) booklet. So it would be printed on A4 which will end up being folded in half to make two A5 pages. I want it to be able to work out what page ends up where - when I print it. Hope that makes sense! Many thanks > ChrisB <chis@wanadoo.co.uk> was very recently heard to utter: >> I guess it could be that Publisher just isn't that clever and I will [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > File > Page Setup > Booklet (version-dependent) will do this automagically > The templates are under newsletter and catalogue templates, I believe. Ed - I have figured it out. The booklet option allows me to do exactly what I was explaining. Many thanks Chris > Yes, I looked there thanks Ed - but it doesn't resolve my problem of > wanting an A5 (but A4 folded) booklet. So it would be printed on A4 which [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> automagically >> The templates are under newsletter and catalogue templates, I believe. ChrisB <chis@wanadoo.co.uk> was very recently heard to utter: > Ed - I have figured it out. The booklet option allows me to do > exactly what I was explaining. Yes, which is why I suggested it :-) Glad to hear you sorted it out. SignatureEd Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher Excellent - thanks again! > ChrisB <chis@wanadoo.co.uk> was very recently heard to utter: >> Ed - I have figured it out. The booklet option allows me to do >> exactly what I was explaining. > > Yes, which is why I suggested it :-) > Glad to hear you sorted it out. |
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