In our last episode, I was having problems with the booklet-printing
macro posted on the MVPS FAQ site.

Well, I still am, but it turns out the macro works just peachy. No
problems with it; it's actually pretty simple, once you read it. It
simply uses Application.PrintOut to print the pages, so no magic there.

Turns out I had never tried to print my pages out 2-up, the way they'd
appear in the booklet sheets. When I did, I found the problem is with
the way Word is printing my document.

I'll try to supply all the relevant info. I'm trying to print a booklet
with finished size 4-3/4" x 5".

Page setup:

* 2 pages per sheet
* Paper size: 10" (width) x 4-3/4" (landscape orientation)
* Margins: top: 0.25"; bottom: 0.2"; outside/inside/gutter: 0.2"
* Header & footer from edge: 0"
* Gutter position: left

Everything's in one section, with page breaks between.

PROBLEM: the 2-page spread prints too far towards the right side of the
page, looking at the spread in landscape orientation. In other words,
the right side of the right page is almost at the edge of the paper.

I also get the error alert "The margins of section 1 are set outside the
printable area of the page.". (Not sure which ones it's unhappy about:
my guess would be the 0.2" ones.)

I want it to print in the *center of the sheet* (both ways).

I realize now that even though I consider myself something of an expert
Word user, I really don't understand the whole concept of "paper size"
here. What I'm trying to define is a PAGE that's 4.75x5" (2-up), printed
on a SHEET that's 8.5x11".

Maybe I'm just doing some little stupid thing wrong. I hope so. I truly
hope I don't have to resort to populating my little document with
frames, text boxes or the like.

Oh, and it's W2K.