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Ben
I was wondering if it is possible to print out an A6 booklet using A3 paper?
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Mary Sauer
Change the height of your booklet to 14.846cm. landscape. This will print two
booklets per page.
booklets per page.
M
***MS*Publisher***
Mary, you sure it will print two booklets per page?
I would not have thought so, unless you set it up do such a thing. You
would need to duplicate the newsletter on the bottom half of the A3, or
print it twice by reversing the paper and feeding it through the printer
again.
I would not have thought so, unless you set it up do such a thing. You
would need to duplicate the newsletter on the bottom half of the A3, or
print it twice by reversing the paper and feeding it through the printer
again.
M
Mary Sauer
When the printer is setup this way, It will print two identical booklets, one will
have to cut them apart of course. This is the only way I could figure out how to
produce an A6 booklet with A3 stock. My knowledge of your paper sizes is nil. I have
used this procedure for small booklets, it works out even with a duplex attachment.
have to cut them apart of course. This is the only way I could figure out how to
produce an A6 booklet with A3 stock. My knowledge of your paper sizes is nil. I have
used this procedure for small booklets, it works out even with a duplex attachment.
M
***MS*Publisher***
Mary Metric paper sizes are awesome and so easy to work with.
Every size is double or half the previous size.
For example, A3 is 2 x A4 pages, A5 is half A4 size, A4 folded into 4 is A6
size
All so simple, practical and functional.
Having worked under both the imperial and Metric system, give me Metric
everyday.
The only Metric paper sizes that are used everyday is the 'A Series Format'.
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/iso-paper.html
Four A6 size booklet double pages would fit on A3
Every size is double or half the previous size.
For example, A3 is 2 x A4 pages, A5 is half A4 size, A4 folded into 4 is A6
size
All so simple, practical and functional.
Having worked under both the imperial and Metric system, give me Metric
everyday.
The only Metric paper sizes that are used everyday is the 'A Series Format'.
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/iso-paper.html
Four A6 size booklet double pages would fit on A3
M
Mary Sauer
David, I know it must be easier, but when you are as old as I am...
Happy Holidays, David... Be glad it isn't winter there. How is your wife, is she
fully recovered? Are you?
Happy Holidays, David... Be glad it isn't winter there. How is your wife, is she
fully recovered? Are you?
M
Mike Koewler
Mary,
David has replaced Karlos the Kommie (from another NG) when it comes to
vacations. Between camping, fishing, hiking and vacationing, he doesn't
have enough time to get sick!
Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Mike
David has replaced Karlos the Kommie (from another NG) when it comes to
vacations. Between camping, fishing, hiking and vacationing, he doesn't
have enough time to get sick!
Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Mike
M
***MS*Publisher***
Mike and you need to add to that, reply to all the e-mails. I am nearly at
yours to reply to.
Mary you are only as old as me - exactly the same age I believe, and as that
is just a couple of years past twenty two, we have a mighty long way to go.
Mike yes, I take as much time off now as possible. I have a small RV and a
small travel trailer/caravan and just *love* getting away. I have it set up
with everything possible, from solar panels to satellite TV and everything
else you could possibly want for in the way of comfort. Everything is easy
to get at, and there is no superfluous anything. Even have a small washing
machine on board which is powered from my solar panels. I go to all these
wonderful places of fresh air and freedom, with either good fishing or great
gold mining. In the region we live, we are so fortunate to great mountains,
great rivers and creeks, few people, and total freedom to park where you
like for as long as you like. I will post some pictures on my website when
I get back. If there is mobile phone coverage where I end up (should be) I
will post some pictures while I am away. Unbelievably stressful this
touring around and holidaying!!! Actually, from approximately 18th January
we will be starting the 2006 vintage, and it will be hell hectic for around
ten weeks - but I do love the vintage. While it is fairly heavy going
organising and making sure everything runs smoothly, there is something
special and enjoyable about it. The people that come working and visiting
during the vintage always make it a great time. The grape vines this year
are superb, and should be the best season we have ever had. Hope the
current great weather keeps up.
Sincere and best wishes to all, and may you have a most enjoyable and happy
time over the Christmas break.
PS: Mary this is my backyard
http://www.members.iinet.com.au/~kshussey/Panorama.JPG
yours to reply to.
Mary you are only as old as me - exactly the same age I believe, and as that
is just a couple of years past twenty two, we have a mighty long way to go.
Mike yes, I take as much time off now as possible. I have a small RV and a
small travel trailer/caravan and just *love* getting away. I have it set up
with everything possible, from solar panels to satellite TV and everything
else you could possibly want for in the way of comfort. Everything is easy
to get at, and there is no superfluous anything. Even have a small washing
machine on board which is powered from my solar panels. I go to all these
wonderful places of fresh air and freedom, with either good fishing or great
gold mining. In the region we live, we are so fortunate to great mountains,
great rivers and creeks, few people, and total freedom to park where you
like for as long as you like. I will post some pictures on my website when
I get back. If there is mobile phone coverage where I end up (should be) I
will post some pictures while I am away. Unbelievably stressful this
touring around and holidaying!!! Actually, from approximately 18th January
we will be starting the 2006 vintage, and it will be hell hectic for around
ten weeks - but I do love the vintage. While it is fairly heavy going
organising and making sure everything runs smoothly, there is something
special and enjoyable about it. The people that come working and visiting
during the vintage always make it a great time. The grape vines this year
are superb, and should be the best season we have ever had. Hope the
current great weather keeps up.
Sincere and best wishes to all, and may you have a most enjoyable and happy
time over the Christmas break.
PS: Mary this is my backyard
http://www.members.iinet.com.au/~kshussey/Panorama.JPG
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