Layered template

[galvet]

Can anyone tell me how to create a LAYERED template in publisher. By
layered, I mean where there are tabs in which text is displayed down the side
which leads to that particular page, the the next tab "events", sort a. I've
seen it done with funeral programs but don't know how to achieve the effect
in publisher. Has anyone ever done this technique before or can anyone help
inhow to achieve this?

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Not in Publisher. Maybe in a different desktop publishing application. Are
you trying to do something for print on the web?

 

[galvet]

No JoAnn, not for webpublishing.
I've seen them in funeral programs with a graduated-fold similar to the ones
here which were done in publisher. See the link below to gain a better
understanding of what I'm talking about:

http://www.funeralprinter.com/funeral-template-gallery/funeral-programs-graduated-fold.html
--
deb

Not in Publisher. Maybe in a different desktop publishing application. Are
you trying to do something for print on the web?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"

Can anyone tell me how to create a LAYERED template in publisher. By
layered, I mean where there are tabs in which text is displayed down the
side
which leads to that particular page, the the next tab "events", sort a.
I've
seen it done with funeral programs but don't know how to achieve the
effect
in publisher. Has anyone ever done this technique before or can anyone
help
inhow to achieve this?

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Okay, makes sense. Two choices. Use one publication and mark off an area to
stay clear of or use multiple publications of varying sizes.

Are you going to print these yourself or send them out?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"

No JoAnn, not for webpublishing.
I've seen them in funeral programs with a graduated-fold similar to the
ones
here which were done in publisher. See the link below to gain a better
understanding of what I'm talking about:

http://www.funeralprinter.com/funeral-template-gallery/funeral-programs-graduated-fold.html
--
deb

Not in Publisher. Maybe in a different desktop publishing application.
Are
you trying to do something for print on the web?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"

Can anyone tell me how to create a LAYERED template in publisher. By
layered, I mean where there are tabs in which text is displayed down
the
side
which leads to that particular page, the the next tab "events", sort a.
I've
seen it done with funeral programs but don't know how to achieve the
effect
in publisher. Has anyone ever done this technique before or can anyone
help
inhow to achieve this?

 

[galvet]

Hi Joanne,

I'm going to print them out myself. I stll don't know how to go about doing
so. Can you give me a rough idea in based on the visual I provided. I've
been racking my brains SENSELESS trying to accomplish it and it isn't coming
out right. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
--
deb

Okay, makes sense. Two choices. Use one publication and mark off an area to
stay clear of or use multiple publications of varying sizes.

Are you going to print these yourself or send them out?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"

No JoAnn, not for webpublishing.
I've seen them in funeral programs with a graduated-fold similar to the
ones
here which were done in publisher. See the link below to gain a better
understanding of what I'm talking about:

http://www.funeralprinter.com/funeral-template-gallery/funeral-programs-graduated-fold.html
--
deb

Not in Publisher. Maybe in a different desktop publishing application.
Are
you trying to do something for print on the web?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


Can anyone tell me how to create a LAYERED template in publisher. By
layered, I mean where there are tabs in which text is displayed down
the
side
which leads to that particular page, the the next tab "events", sort a.
I've
seen it done with funeral programs but don't know how to achieve the
effect
in publisher. Has anyone ever done this technique before or can anyone
help
inhow to achieve this?

 

[JoAnn Paules]

I'd suggest you start with blank paper and a paper cutter to work out what
you need.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"

Hi Joanne,

I'm going to print them out myself. I stll don't know how to go about
doing
so. Can you give me a rough idea in based on the visual I provided. I've
been racking my brains SENSELESS trying to accomplish it and it isn't
coming
out right. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
--
deb

Okay, makes sense. Two choices. Use one publication and mark off an area
to
stay clear of or use multiple publications of varying sizes.

Are you going to print these yourself or send them out?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"

No JoAnn, not for webpublishing.
I've seen them in funeral programs with a graduated-fold similar to the
ones
here which were done in publisher. See the link below to gain a better
understanding of what I'm talking about:

http://www.funeralprinter.com/funeral-template-gallery/funeral-programs-graduated-fold.html
--
deb


:

Not in Publisher. Maybe in a different desktop publishing application.
Are
you trying to do something for print on the web?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


Can anyone tell me how to create a LAYERED template in publisher.
By
layered, I mean where there are tabs in which text is displayed down
the
side
which leads to that particular page, the the next tab "events", sort
a.
I've
seen it done with funeral programs but don't know how to achieve the
effect
in publisher. Has anyone ever done this technique before or can
anyone
help
inhow to achieve this?

 

[Mary Sauer]

There isn't any cutting involved with this type layout. How many pages are you
using? If you are using three sheets of paper it is where you fold.
Page one the fold line is 4.5
Page two the fold line is 5
Page three the fold line is 5.25
There are variations depending on your printer's margin limitation and how many
pages. In any event it is a manual layout.
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Hi Joanne,

I'm going to print them out myself. I stll don't know how to go about doing
so. Can you give me a rough idea in based on the visual I provided. I've
been racking my brains SENSELESS trying to accomplish it and it isn't coming
out right. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
--
deb

Okay, makes sense. Two choices. Use one publication and mark off an area to
stay clear of or use multiple publications of varying sizes.

Are you going to print these yourself or send them out?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"

No JoAnn, not for webpublishing.
I've seen them in funeral programs with a graduated-fold similar to the
ones
here which were done in publisher. See the link below to gain a better
understanding of what I'm talking about:

http://www.funeralprinter.com/funeral-template-gallery/funeral-programs-graduated-fold.html
--
deb


:

Not in Publisher. Maybe in a different desktop publishing application.
Are
you trying to do something for print on the web?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


Can anyone tell me how to create a LAYERED template in publisher. By
layered, I mean where there are tabs in which text is displayed down
the
side
which leads to that particular page, the the next tab "events", sort a.
I've
seen it done with funeral programs but don't know how to achieve the
effect
in publisher. Has anyone ever done this technique before or can anyone
help
inhow to achieve this?

 

[galvet]

Hi Mary!

THANKS! For the information. It really does shed more light on this plight
of mine. There will going to be 4 pages (which will be eight). I'm working
as I email trying to use the measurements provided. I'm trying to make a
template as I do church programs and people have asked me about the technique
and have requested graduated edges. I'll report how it turns out later
tonite. I still need clarification on "fold line". Exactly would that BE in
terms of the booklet type of style I'm trying to use. You says page 1, the
fold line if 4.5? Where would I start the measurement to set it up in
Publisher? I hope I put the question right to be able to understand what I'm
saying. The folks at FP (link provided) says the programs they design are in
Publisher format. I'd like to be able to do it for the various church
functions we have.
--
deb

There isn't any cutting involved with this type layout. How many pages are you
using? If you are using three sheets of paper it is where you fold.
Page one the fold line is 4.5
Page two the fold line is 5
Page three the fold line is 5.25
There are variations depending on your printer's margin limitation and how many
pages. In any event it is a manual layout.
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Hi Joanne,

I'm going to print them out myself. I stll don't know how to go about doing
so. Can you give me a rough idea in based on the visual I provided. I've
been racking my brains SENSELESS trying to accomplish it and it isn't coming
out right. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
--
deb

Okay, makes sense. Two choices. Use one publication and mark off an area to
stay clear of or use multiple publications of varying sizes.

Are you going to print these yourself or send them out?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



No JoAnn, not for webpublishing.
I've seen them in funeral programs with a graduated-fold similar to the
ones
here which were done in publisher. See the link below to gain a better
understanding of what I'm talking about:

http://www.funeralprinter.com/funeral-template-gallery/funeral-programs-graduated-fold.html
--
deb


:

Not in Publisher. Maybe in a different desktop publishing application.
Are
you trying to do something for print on the web?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


Can anyone tell me how to create a LAYERED template in publisher. By
layered, I mean where there are tabs in which text is displayed down
the
side
which leads to that particular page, the the next tab "events", sort a.
I've
seen it done with funeral programs but don't know how to achieve the
effect
in publisher. Has anyone ever done this technique before or can anyone
help
inhow to achieve this?

 

[Mary Sauer]

I have put a sample on my web page. Your project is going to be a lot of work...

http://msauer.mvps.org/publisher_projects2.htm
Scroll down, the link is opposite the stars.

--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Hi Mary!

THANKS! For the information. It really does shed more light on this plight
of mine. There will going to be 4 pages (which will be eight). I'm working
as I email trying to use the measurements provided. I'm trying to make a
template as I do church programs and people have asked me about the technique
and have requested graduated edges. I'll report how it turns out later
tonite. I still need clarification on "fold line". Exactly would that BE in
terms of the booklet type of style I'm trying to use. You says page 1, the
fold line if 4.5? Where would I start the measurement to set it up in
Publisher? I hope I put the question right to be able to understand what I'm
saying. The folks at FP (link provided) says the programs they design are in
Publisher format. I'd like to be able to do it for the various church
functions we have.
--
deb

There isn't any cutting involved with this type layout. How many pages are
you
using? If you are using three sheets of paper it is where you fold.
Page one the fold line is 4.5
Page two the fold line is 5
Page three the fold line is 5.25
There are variations depending on your printer's margin limitation and how
many
pages. In any event it is a manual layout.
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Hi Joanne,

I'm going to print them out myself. I stll don't know how to go about
doing
so. Can you give me a rough idea in based on the visual I provided. I've
been racking my brains SENSELESS trying to accomplish it and it isn't
coming
out right. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
--
deb


:

Okay, makes sense. Two choices. Use one publication and mark off an area
to
stay clear of or use multiple publications of varying sizes.

Are you going to print these yourself or send them out?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



No JoAnn, not for webpublishing.
I've seen them in funeral programs with a graduated-fold similar to the
ones
here which were done in publisher. See the link below to gain a better
understanding of what I'm talking about:

http://www.funeralprinter.com/funeral-template-gallery/funeral-programs-graduated-fold.html
--
deb


:

Not in Publisher. Maybe in a different desktop publishing application.
Are
you trying to do something for print on the web?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


Can anyone tell me how to create a LAYERED template in publisher. By
layered, I mean where there are tabs in which text is displayed down
the
side
which leads to that particular page, the the next tab "events", sort
a.
I've
seen it done with funeral programs but don't know how to achieve the
effect
in publisher. Has anyone ever done this technique before or can
anyone
help
inhow to achieve this?

 

[galvet]

Mary,
You are truly a LIFESAVER! Thank you so very much for supplying the basis
for the template I had in mind. This is exactly what I've been trying to do
and I've been at it for month on end...since April of this year! I mean I've
been busting my brain and waiting oodles and oodles of paper and ink in my
futile attempts to get it right. Again, my heartfelt appreciation and
sincerest thanks.
--
deb

I have put a sample on my web page. Your project is going to be a lot of work...

http://msauer.mvps.org/publisher_projects2.htm
Scroll down, the link is opposite the stars.

--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Hi Mary!

THANKS! For the information. It really does shed more light on this plight
of mine. There will going to be 4 pages (which will be eight). I'm working
as I email trying to use the measurements provided. I'm trying to make a
template as I do church programs and people have asked me about the technique
and have requested graduated edges. I'll report how it turns out later
tonite. I still need clarification on "fold line". Exactly would that BE in
terms of the booklet type of style I'm trying to use. You says page 1, the
fold line if 4.5? Where would I start the measurement to set it up in
Publisher? I hope I put the question right to be able to understand what I'm
saying. The folks at FP (link provided) says the programs they design are in
Publisher format. I'd like to be able to do it for the various church
functions we have.
--
deb

There isn't any cutting involved with this type layout. How many pages are
you
using? If you are using three sheets of paper it is where you fold.
Page one the fold line is 4.5
Page two the fold line is 5
Page three the fold line is 5.25
There are variations depending on your printer's margin limitation and how
many
pages. In any event it is a manual layout.
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Hi Joanne,

I'm going to print them out myself. I stll don't know how to go about
doing
so. Can you give me a rough idea in based on the visual I provided. I've
been racking my brains SENSELESS trying to accomplish it and it isn't
coming
out right. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
--
deb


:

Okay, makes sense. Two choices. Use one publication and mark off an area
to
stay clear of or use multiple publications of varying sizes.

Are you going to print these yourself or send them out?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



No JoAnn, not for webpublishing.
I've seen them in funeral programs with a graduated-fold similar to the
ones
here which were done in publisher. See the link below to gain a better
understanding of what I'm talking about:

http://www.funeralprinter.com/funeral-template-gallery/funeral-programs-graduated-fold.html
--
deb


:

Not in Publisher. Maybe in a different desktop publishing application.
Are
you trying to do something for print on the web?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


Can anyone tell me how to create a LAYERED template in publisher. By
layered, I mean where there are tabs in which text is displayed down
the
side
which leads to that particular page, the the next tab "events", sort
a.
I've
seen it done with funeral programs but don't know how to achieve the
effect
in publisher. Has anyone ever done this technique before or can
anyone
help
inhow to achieve this?

 

[Mary Sauer]

Glad to help, Deb. Kudos to you for wanting to do something this complicated.
I'd love to see your finished product, maybe you can send it to me.

mary-sauer at columbus.rr.com

--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Mary,
You are truly a LIFESAVER! Thank you so very much for supplying the basis
for the template I had in mind. This is exactly what I've been trying to do
and I've been at it for month on end...since April of this year! I mean I've
been busting my brain and waiting oodles and oodles of paper and ink in my
futile attempts to get it right. Again, my heartfelt appreciation and
sincerest thanks.
--
deb

I have put a sample on my web page. Your project is going to be a lot of
work...

http://msauer.mvps.org/publisher_projects2.htm
Scroll down, the link is opposite the stars.

--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Hi Mary!

THANKS! For the information. It really does shed more light on this
plight
of mine. There will going to be 4 pages (which will be eight). I'm working
as I email trying to use the measurements provided. I'm trying to make a
template as I do church programs and people have asked me about the
technique
and have requested graduated edges. I'll report how it turns out later
tonite. I still need clarification on "fold line". Exactly would that BE
in
terms of the booklet type of style I'm trying to use. You says page 1, the
fold line if 4.5? Where would I start the measurement to set it up in
Publisher? I hope I put the question right to be able to understand what
I'm
saying. The folks at FP (link provided) says the programs they design are
in
Publisher format. I'd like to be able to do it for the various church
functions we have.
--
deb


:

There isn't any cutting involved with this type layout. How many pages are
you
using? If you are using three sheets of paper it is where you fold.
Page one the fold line is 4.5
Page two the fold line is 5
Page three the fold line is 5.25
There are variations depending on your printer's margin limitation and how
many
pages. In any event it is a manual layout.
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Hi Joanne,

I'm going to print them out myself. I stll don't know how to go about
doing
so. Can you give me a rough idea in based on the visual I provided.
I've
been racking my brains SENSELESS trying to accomplish it and it isn't
coming
out right. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
--
deb


:

Okay, makes sense. Two choices. Use one publication and mark off an
area
to
stay clear of or use multiple publications of varying sizes.

Are you going to print these yourself or send them out?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



No JoAnn, not for webpublishing.
I've seen them in funeral programs with a graduated-fold similar to
the
ones
here which were done in publisher. See the link below to gain a
better
understanding of what I'm talking about:

http://www.funeralprinter.com/funeral-template-gallery/funeral-programs-graduated-fold.html
--
deb


:

Not in Publisher. Maybe in a different desktop publishing
application.
Are
you trying to do something for print on the web?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


Can anyone tell me how to create a LAYERED template in publisher.
By
layered, I mean where there are tabs in which text is displayed
down
the
side
which leads to that particular page, the the next tab "events",
sort
a.
I've
seen it done with funeral programs but don't know how to achieve
the
effect
in publisher. Has anyone ever done this technique before or can
anyone
help
inhow to achieve this?

 

[galvet]

Why Mary, I'd absolutely LOVE to share the finished project. As soon as I'm
finished, I'll be sure to email it to you. Is the addy provided in the forum
the pleace to send it? I'm still gathering the program information (It's for
an Appreciation Service for a church) and have put the program togeter, I'll
be sure to forward the project in it's finished form. Your designing the
template has made the task much easier!
--
deb

Glad to help, Deb. Kudos to you for wanting to do something this complicated.
I'd love to see your finished product, maybe you can send it to me.

mary-sauer at columbus.rr.com

--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Mary,
You are truly a LIFESAVER! Thank you so very much for supplying the basis
for the template I had in mind. This is exactly what I've been trying to do
and I've been at it for month on end...since April of this year! I mean I've
been busting my brain and waiting oodles and oodles of paper and ink in my
futile attempts to get it right. Again, my heartfelt appreciation and
sincerest thanks.
--
deb

I have put a sample on my web page. Your project is going to be a lot of
work...

http://msauer.mvps.org/publisher_projects2.htm
Scroll down, the link is opposite the stars.

--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Hi Mary!

THANKS! For the information. It really does shed more light on this
plight
of mine. There will going to be 4 pages (which will be eight). I'm working
as I email trying to use the measurements provided. I'm trying to make a
template as I do church programs and people have asked me about the
technique
and have requested graduated edges. I'll report how it turns out later
tonite. I still need clarification on "fold line". Exactly would that BE
in
terms of the booklet type of style I'm trying to use. You says page 1, the
fold line if 4.5? Where would I start the measurement to set it up in
Publisher? I hope I put the question right to be able to understand what
I'm
saying. The folks at FP (link provided) says the programs they design are
in
Publisher format. I'd like to be able to do it for the various church
functions we have.
--
deb


:

There isn't any cutting involved with this type layout. How many pages are
you
using? If you are using three sheets of paper it is where you fold.
Page one the fold line is 4.5
Page two the fold line is 5
Page three the fold line is 5.25
There are variations depending on your printer's margin limitation and how
many
pages. In any event it is a manual layout.
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Hi Joanne,

I'm going to print them out myself. I stll don't know how to go about
doing
so. Can you give me a rough idea in based on the visual I provided.
I've
been racking my brains SENSELESS trying to accomplish it and it isn't
coming
out right. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
--
deb


:

Okay, makes sense. Two choices. Use one publication and mark off an
area
to
stay clear of or use multiple publications of varying sizes.

Are you going to print these yourself or send them out?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



No JoAnn, not for webpublishing.
I've seen them in funeral programs with a graduated-fold similar to
the
ones
here which were done in publisher. See the link below to gain a
better
understanding of what I'm talking about:

http://www.funeralprinter.com/funeral-template-gallery/funeral-programs-graduated-fold.html
--
deb


:

Not in Publisher. Maybe in a different desktop publishing
application.
Are
you trying to do something for print on the web?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


Can anyone tell me how to create a LAYERED template in publisher.
By
layered, I mean where there are tabs in which text is displayed
down
the
side
which leads to that particular page, the the next tab "events",
sort
a.
I've
seen it done with funeral programs but don't know how to achieve
the
effect
in publisher. Has anyone ever done this technique before or can
anyone
help
inhow to achieve this?

 

[Mary Sauer]

My email address is in the previous post.

mary-sauer at columbus.rr.com

I look forward to your file.

--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Why Mary, I'd absolutely LOVE to share the finished project. As soon as I'm
finished, I'll be sure to email it to you. Is the addy provided in the forum
the pleace to send it? I'm still gathering the program information (It's for
an Appreciation Service for a church) and have put the program togeter, I'll
be sure to forward the project in it's finished form. Your designing the
template has made the task much easier!
--
deb

Glad to help, Deb. Kudos to you for wanting to do something this complicated.
I'd love to see your finished product, maybe you can send it to me.

mary-sauer at columbus.rr.com

--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Mary,
You are truly a LIFESAVER! Thank you so very much for supplying the basis
for the template I had in mind. This is exactly what I've been trying to
do
and I've been at it for month on end...since April of this year! I mean
I've
been busting my brain and waiting oodles and oodles of paper and ink in my
futile attempts to get it right. Again, my heartfelt appreciation and
sincerest thanks.
--
deb


:

I have put a sample on my web page. Your project is going to be a lot of
work...

http://msauer.mvps.org/publisher_projects2.htm
Scroll down, the link is opposite the stars.

--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Hi Mary!

THANKS! For the information. It really does shed more light on this
plight
of mine. There will going to be 4 pages (which will be eight). I'm
working
as I email trying to use the measurements provided. I'm trying to make
a
template as I do church programs and people have asked me about the
technique
and have requested graduated edges. I'll report how it turns out later
tonite. I still need clarification on "fold line". Exactly would that
BE
in
terms of the booklet type of style I'm trying to use. You says page 1,
the
fold line if 4.5? Where would I start the measurement to set it up in
Publisher? I hope I put the question right to be able to understand
what
I'm
saying. The folks at FP (link provided) says the programs they design
are
in
Publisher format. I'd like to be able to do it for the various church
functions we have.
--
deb


:

There isn't any cutting involved with this type layout. How many pages
are
you
using? If you are using three sheets of paper it is where you fold.
Page one the fold line is 4.5
Page two the fold line is 5
Page three the fold line is 5.25
There are variations depending on your printer's margin limitation and
how
many
pages. In any event it is a manual layout.
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Hi Joanne,

I'm going to print them out myself. I stll don't know how to go
about
doing
so. Can you give me a rough idea in based on the visual I provided.
I've
been racking my brains SENSELESS trying to accomplish it and it isn't
coming
out right. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
--
deb


:

Okay, makes sense. Two choices. Use one publication and mark off an
area
to
stay clear of or use multiple publications of varying sizes.

Are you going to print these yourself or send them out?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



No JoAnn, not for webpublishing.
I've seen them in funeral programs with a graduated-fold similar
to
the
ones
here which were done in publisher. See the link below to gain a
better
understanding of what I'm talking about:

http://www.funeralprinter.com/funeral-template-gallery/funeral-programs-graduated-fold.html
--
deb


:

Not in Publisher. Maybe in a different desktop publishing
application.
Are
you trying to do something for print on the web?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


Can anyone tell me how to create a LAYERED template in
publisher.
By
layered, I mean where there are tabs in which text is displayed
down
the
side
which leads to that particular page, the the next tab "events",
sort
a.
I've
seen it done with funeral programs but don't know how to
achieve
the
effect
in publisher. Has anyone ever done this technique before or
can
anyone
help
inhow to achieve this?