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Subject:Re: printing odd page sequences in Word From:David Jones/KSBEISD <David_Jones/KSBEISD -dot- KSBEISD -at- DATAHUB -dot- COM> Date:Thu, 16 May 1996 09:49:24 HST
Averil Strauss quoted the following:
>What this comes down to is that they want to print odd sets of facing pages;
if the book were 8 pages, say, they'd want to print page 1 and 8 on one legal
page, then 2 and 7 and so on.<
[then went on to recommend/advertise a commercial product, which inspires me to
mention]
Well, you can use ClipBook (I think that's the name). It doesn't cost as
much as the aforementioned commercial product.
FWIW. YMMV. HAND!
David Jones, Technical Writer
David_Jones/KSBEISD -dot- KSBEISD -at- Datahub -dot- com
Kamehameha Schools Bishop Estate
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