Setting up Booklet Help

[T.J. Warner]

Hi group!

I'm setting up a booklet that I'd like to have read as a book when
printed. I think the problem I'm running in to is that my printer
doesn't support dual-page printing.

I have my "booklet" set up in Publisher 2003, (I think) correctly. When
I go to print it out, however, all the pages print in a strange
grouping. The printing itself is "normal", but I can't figure out why
certain pages are being linked to others. I would've thought that as
page 1 is set up as a right hand page (to start), that the next pages,
2+3 would print together, 4+5 would print together, with the last page,
technically being the back cover.

I have 12 pages in my project. Page 1 is the cover and the rest are the
content.

I'm using an HP Deskjet 932c printer. Any help would be GREATLY
appreciated.

Thanks..

 

[John Inzer]

Hi group!

I'm setting up a booklet that I'd like to have read as a
book when printed. I think the problem I'm running in to
is that my printer doesn't support dual-page printing.

I have my "booklet" set up in Publisher 2003, (I think)
correctly. When I go to print it out, however, all the
pages print in a strange grouping. The printing itself
is "normal", but I can't figure out why certain pages are
being linked to others. I would've thought that as page
1 is set up as a right hand page (to start), that the
next pages, 2+3 would print together, 4+5 would print
together, with the last page, technically being the back
cover.

I have 12 pages in my project. Page 1 is the cover and
the rest are the content.

I'm using an HP Deskjet 932c printer. Any help would be
GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks..

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Hmmm, your first sheet should include 4 pages...
1, 12, 2, 11.

Maybe these articles will offer something useful:

Create a folded booklet or newsletter in Publisher
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HP051145841033.aspx

(886953) How to print a booklet that has printing
on each side of the paper in Publisher 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=886953

 

[Mary Sauer]

Page one is the cover and page 12 is the back cover or last page.

If you have setup your publication in page setup as a booklet, page one should
be displayed as a single page.

Print a publication on a printer that does not support duplex printing

Even if your printer does not support duplex printing, you can still produce a
double-sided publication. For example, you can:

1. Print each page separately, and then copy the pages on a copier that supports
double-sided copying.
2. Display the side of the publication that you want to print first. In the
Print dialog box, under Print Range, click Current page. (Click no to the query)
When the print run of the first side is complete, flip the sheets over and
reinsert them into the printer, and then print the other side.