Hi!

I want to make a two-fold brochure, with 8.5 x 11 paper. I want to fold
once, with the grain of the paper, then once again, against the grain of the
paper, the crease going down the center of the paper with both folds. All
four faces of the finished brochure will have text or images.

Making a brochure of this type requires that 1/2 of the page be upside-down,
and the other 1/2 is "up."

I once saw a demo which shows how to do this with Word, but I don't have the
demo any more.

Could someone help me with the how-to?

Thanks!

This would be much easier to accomplish in Publisher (using a four-panel
card), but see http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/DrwGrphcs/UpsideDownText.htm

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Hi!

I want to make a two-fold brochure, with 8.5 x 11 paper. I want to fold
once, with the grain of the paper, then once again, against the grain of
the
paper, the crease going down the center of the paper with both folds. All
four faces of the finished brochure will have text or images.

Making a brochure of this type requires that 1/2 of the page be
upside-down,
and the other 1/2 is "up."

I once saw a demo which shows how to do this with Word, but I don't have
the
demo any more.

Could someone help me with the how-to?

Thanks!