If you have just one page that needs to have a rotated table, my inclination
would be to leave the page blank, set up the table in a separate document,
and run the paper through the printer twice.

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"cdbcps" wrote in message
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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

The only way to do this using book fold is to create the table (in
another
document), paste special as a picture, set wrapping to something other
than
In Line With Text, and then rotate.

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"cdbcps" wrote in message
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In creating a multi-page report (booklet) using book fold, tables that
are
normally landscape orientation on 8-1/2 x 11 paper need to be rotated
vertically. How do I rotate the table so it looks the same as it
would
on
normal-sized paper?

Thanks. I will give this a try although my first attempts have been
unsuccessful. Do I paste using the Windows Metafile or Enhanced Metafile?
So far, both truncate the last few rows of the table. Should I be using
some other method of creating this report booklet?