Booklet printing/margin problems

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Here in the colonies the most common sizes a
8½"x11"
8½"x14"
11"x17" = would be used for a booklet size 8½"x11"

I believe it's an oversized size - for full bleed printing without the extra
equipment.
A bit like A3+

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in article , Amy at
wrote on 5/4/04 5:27 PM:

I'm very new to publisher and I'm hoping someone can
help. I'm creating an 8.5 x 11 Booklet that will print
on 12 x 18 paper. I'm working on pages 2 and 3 which
appear fine in edit mode. But when I Print Preview some
of the text boxes on the bottom of Page 2 disappear. I
then printed it to PDF to see the results and it looks
like there is a one inch top and bottom margin on Page 2
but Page 3 is prefect.

I've tried setting the margins to zero again but it's not
working any suggestions?

Why would one page appear to have margins and the one
right next to it have none?

Thanks,
Amy

Publisher is pretty screwy is all I can say. I've been fighting that
problem all week. First of all, anything over about 11.5 x 17.5 is a
non-standard paper size to Publisher. So, when you specify that size and
then to to print, the size changes if you are selecting things such as crop
marks, registration marks and so on.

Try telling it to print without any marks and see what happens

Jon there are no issues whatsoever with Publisher and page sizes and never has been.
Nothing is a non-standard size in Publisher, all you have to do is have a printer driver installed that supports that size.
You may also want to look at Serif PagePlus which does not require you to have a printer driver installed that supports the page size. All the regulars here use PagePlus as well as Publisher.

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