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August 27th, 2009, 04:21 PM
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printing a booklet
I created a 28 page booklet. The first and last pages are the cover and the
rest are two facing pages. This information is alphabetical. The view is perfect, but when I print the pages do not stay in the order they are orignally so the in formation is no longer alphabetical. How to I fix this? 
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August 27th, 2009, 06:58 PM
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printing a booklet
Are you using a duplex unit? What version Publisher? If you are using 2007 and
do not have a duplex unit have you gone through the Printer Setup Wizard in the Advanced Printer setup. If you are using 2003 and below. View, Uncheck two page view, File, Print, Print current page, click no to the query, turn your page over, go to page two, print current page, click no to the query. And so on... Or print the entire 28 pages, alternate the pages, turn the stack over and print again. This will give you two booklets. Have you installed the service pace? It addressed some printer issues. -- Mary Sauer http://msauer.mvps.org/ "Susan" wrote in message ... I created a 28 page booklet. The first and last pages are the cover and the rest are two facing pages. This information is alphabetical. The view is perfect, but when I print the pages do not stay in the order they are orignally so the in formation is no longer alphabetical. How to I fix this?
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