I am creating a booklet. I have the first few pages doen, but now I am
trying to deal with the center page. I have a landscape photo that I want to
corss both pages.

Is there anyway to do this?

I think you'll have to insert the photo on both pages, aligned such that the
two copies will meet in the middle. Alternatively, you could leave those
center two pages blank except for page numbers and later run the sheet back
through the printer to print the photo, which you have inserted in a
separate (non-booklet) document.

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"Joey" wrote in message
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I am creating a booklet. I have the first few pages doen, but now I am
trying to deal with the center page. I have a landscape photo that I want
to
corss both pages.

Is there anyway to do this?

Cut the photo in two (e.g. crop in photoshop or some photo-editing package)
and print the two halvs on the two middle pages.

This would work for any adjacent pages, and you may be able to perfectly
join the halves by reducing the center margins to zero, but leaving the
centrefold blank and printing it separaately would look better... if you
print 1 picture on 1 piece of paper you get no disconnuity.



"Joey" wrote:

I am creating a booklet. I have the first few pages doen, but now I am
trying to deal with the center page. I have a landscape photo that I want to
corss both pages.

Is there anyway to do this?