Yo!
Somewhere in my travels far and wide, I've seen a macro or a process that 
enables booklets to be made from WORD.  Sounds simple?  Maybe.
But when you print a page intended to be folded in half and stapled in the 
middle with other pages to form a booklet, it can be seen that the page 
numbering gets screwed up.
Obviously one prints in the "landscape" format with two "pages" per side per 
sheet.  It's the automatic page numbering that's a real bear.......
Any clues on an automated process or a macro that makes this process "easy"?
I use WORD 7.0 for Win95.
Bill Cheek | Internet: bcheek@cts.com | Compu$erve: 74107,1176
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 156 MS WORD       Ref: DDSR1517 Date: 09/23/96
From: DON WILLIAMS                                          Time: 10:25pm
\/To: BILL CHEEK                                          (Read 8 times)
Subj: R: Booklet Procedure?


BC>Somewhere in my travels far and wide, I've seen a macro or a process
BC>that  enables booklets to be made from WORD.  Sounds simple?  Maybe.
BC>But when you print a page intended to be folded in half and stapled
BC>in the  middle with other pages to form a booklet, it can be seen
BC>that the page  numbering gets screwed up.


What your looking for is WOPR, a winword add on.
Can be found on CIM at WOPR, or at www.wopr.com/wopr
Or call 1 (800) 659-4696 $49.95 + $4.50.

I use it all the time and it works all the time.

Don

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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 156 MS WORD       Ref: DDS00004 Date: 09/22/96
From: MARK DETROIA                                          Time: 08:32am
\/To: BARRY KOHLER                                        (Read 8 times)
Subj: Re: Right to the Top

>    I have a new letterhead, which requires a two inch margin on the left 
> and a 1.5" margin at the top.  Subsequent pages, however, are on plain 
> paper, and use regular 1" margins all around.
>    What I need (I think) is a template that will set up ok for page 1, 
> and if the letter flows over to another page, then changes the margins, 
> etc. (calls another template?).
Hi Barry,
I don't know if Bob has responded yet, I have been very busy with work
and here is what i have done in  this situation.
Create a new template based on NORMAL.  hit a few returns in the
themplate.  insert a next page section break.  Double click the
section break and format that section for the measurments you would
like, also format the first section for the measurements you would
like.  Be sure to select FORAMT for THIS SECTION ONLY.
Delete the section break, and save your template.  When you base a new
document on that template, you will need to insert a section break at
the point you want the page break, kind of long, but it will work.  No
other formatting then what you do at the time of creating the template
Good Luck, if it does nto work Barrry, please let me know.
Mark DeTroia
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