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Seth Schwarm
 
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Default Setup Word for two sided booklet

Word 2002 (XP)
Windows XP Pro

I want to create a booklet that will print on letter sized paper in
landscape view.

The booklet will be 5 pieces of paper laid on top of each other, then folded
in half. This is a real common booklet type, I have just never tried to
figure out how to type one up for myselft.

How do setup Word to print this so that when I put the pages together they
will be in numeric order without having to manually force this type of layout
using columns and breaks? My concern is that if the booklet grows and I have
"manually" formatted it, then I will have to reformat it again. But, if I
can use Word to format it like a book, then I will never have to manually
reformat it as new text and pages are added.

All help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Seth
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See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...etPrinting.htm

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Word 2002 (XP)
Windows XP Pro

I want to create a booklet that will print on letter sized paper in
landscape view.

The booklet will be 5 pieces of paper laid on top of each other, then

folded
in half. This is a real common booklet type, I have just never tried to
figure out how to type one up for myselft.

How do setup Word to print this so that when I put the pages together they
will be in numeric order without having to manually force this type of

layout
using columns and breaks? My concern is that if the booklet grows and I

have
"manually" formatted it, then I will have to reformat it again. But, if I
can use Word to format it like a book, then I will never have to manually
reformat it as new text and pages are added.

All help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Seth


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