I've seen a word document that was formated in such a way that there were
essentiall two pages on the same page. The document was printed horizontally,
and on the left there was a page and to the right another.

This was not a simple "two column" setup b/c each "page section" had it's
own unique page number and other fields. I know this is not possible w/ the
"two column" brochure setup option.

Does anyone know how to setup "two" pages on one physical horizontal page?

The simplest way, in Word 2000 and above, is to use the "2 pages per sheet"
option in Page Setup. Other ways are "2 pages per sheet" in the Print dialog
(shrinks pages to fit) and various booklet options.

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"charliewest" wrote in message
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I've seen a word document that was formated in such a way that there were
essentiall two pages on the same page. The document was printed
horizontally,
and on the left there was a page and to the right another.

This was not a simple "two column" setup b/c each "page section" had it's
own unique page number and other fields. I know this is not possible w/
the
"two column" brochure setup option.

Does anyone know how to setup "two" pages on one physical horizontal page?

if you are using word 2002 on up, look in page setup, margins tab, under
pages, set multiple pages to "book fold"



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