I would like to create a booklet that is made up of four sheets of standard
paper, each formatted with two columns of text per side. The four sheets of
paper will be folded in half and stapled in the middle to create a 16-page
booklet. In order for that to work, sheet number 1 should have booklet pages
16 and 1 on one side and pages 2 and 15 on the other, etc. Does Word have the
functionality to paginate a document this way?

Regards,

Ryan

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

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"sunnyvale_playmaker" wrote
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I would like to create a booklet that is made up of four sheets of
standard
paper, each formatted with two columns of text per side. The four sheets
of
paper will be folded in half and stapled in the middle to create a 16-page
booklet. In order for that to work, sheet number 1 should have booklet
pages
16 and 1 on one side and pages 2 and 15 on the other, etc. Does Word have
the
functionality to paginate a document this way?

Regards,

Ryan

[Graham]

Originally Posted by sunnyvale_playmaker

I would like to create a booklet that is made up of four sheets of standard
paper, each formatted with two columns of text per side. The four sheets of
paper will be folded in half and stapled in the middle to create a 16-page
booklet. In order for that to work, sheet number 1 should have booklet pages
16 and 1 on one side and pages 2 and 15 on the other, etc. Does Word have the
functionality to paginate a document this way?

Regards,

Ryan

Try Download.com, search "paginate"

Regards
Graham

[Graham]

Originally Posted by Graham

How do I paginate a document to create a booklet in Word?

Try Download.com, search "paginate"
Regards
Graham