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OK, assume I know nothing. Word 2002. I want to create a four-page
newsletter on two 11 x 17 pages. I found the booklet format. Remembering that I do not have a printer that accommodates 11 x 17 paper, I was planning on creating a document to take to the printer . . . Even though I specified landscape on page setup, and the page preview looks okay, after I convert it into pdf, I get a document which has portrait paper and landscape text (no head, no feet). This is unnerving, since, if you have ever done a newsletter, its always done at the last moment, and you need to get *ON* with it. Any advice would be gratefully appreciated. -- Regards, P D Sterling New York, Texas & Texas, New York |
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Unless you've already selected the PDF printer while you're working on the
booklet, it should be helpful to install the driver for a printer that *can* print to 11 x 17 so that you will have that paper size available. As for setting up the PDF layout, you may need to consult the manual or Help for Acrobat or whatever app you're using to convert. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "P D Sterling" wrote in message ... OK, assume I know nothing. Word 2002. I want to create a four-page newsletter on two 11 x 17 pages. I found the booklet format. Remembering that I do not have a printer that accommodates 11 x 17 paper, I was planning on creating a document to take to the printer . . . Even though I specified landscape on page setup, and the page preview looks okay, after I convert it into pdf, I get a document which has portrait paper and landscape text (no head, no feet). This is unnerving, since, if you have ever done a newsletter, its always done at the last moment, and you need to get *ON* with it. Any advice would be gratefully appreciated. -- Regards, P D Sterling New York, Texas & Texas, New York |
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okay, Suzanne, I think you are telling me that I am overthinking the
rules - I didn't know one could install a printer one did not have (!) many thanx for the post!! BTW, you don't happen to know a model I can dummy up - or I will call Office Depot. Thanx again! Regards, P D Sterling New York, Texas & Texas, New York Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote: Unless you've already selected the PDF printer while you're working on the booklet, it should be helpful to install the driver for a printer that *can* print to 11 x 17 so that you will have that paper size available. As for setting up the PDF layout, you may need to consult the manual or Help for Acrobat or whatever app you're using to convert. |
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If you are creating a PDF then set the PDF driver as the active 'printer' as
Suzanne suggested. Even the free PDF tools such as PrimoPDF should be able to achieve this page size. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org P D Sterling wrote: okay, Suzanne, I think you are telling me that I am overthinking the rules - I didn't know one could install a printer one did not have (!) many thanx for the post!! BTW, you don't happen to know a model I can dummy up - or I will call Office Depot. Thanx again! Regards, P D Sterling New York, Texas & Texas, New York Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote: Unless you've already selected the PDF printer while you're working on the booklet, it should be helpful to install the driver for a printer that *can* print to 11 x 17 so that you will have that paper size available. As for setting up the PDF layout, you may need to consult the manual or Help for Acrobat or whatever app you're using to convert. |
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thanks for the note; I will try to learn what you told me - such a lot
of work, when you think that Uncle Bill stays up nights trying to be all things to all men. again thanx for posting. Regards, P D Sterling New York, Texas & Texas, New York Graham Mayor wrote: If you are creating a PDF then set the PDF driver as the active 'printer' as Suzanne suggested. Even the free PDF tools such as PrimoPDF should be able to achieve this page size. |
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