Thankyou for the suggestion but it would not work as I have to print say 3000
of the booklets (they are all printed then staple & folded on the same
machine - as you can't print a cover then put that through the copier again
as like an insert cover page)
So I have to send the job as one file. (Unless you meant something else?)
"Rob Giordano [MS MVP]" wrote:
> that's the best way...especially if the cover is gonna bleed
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> "Mary Sauer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > You could split the publication into two files. If the inside colour page
> > is on the back of the cover or inside the back cover then there would no
> > problem if these pages were in a separate file.
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> > "Tricia" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> >> Hi I cannot seem to find a work around for this problem! We routinely
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> >> booklets for people using Publisher 2007. They want a full colour cover
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> >> sometimes a colour inside page) and all the other pages to be printed in
> >> black.
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> >> We spend hours making sure every speck of font & image & borders is
> >> greyscale or black or else 1 little thing and we are printing a 'colour'
> >> page.
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> >> Is there a fast way to make every single thing on the page black
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> >> text in multiple unjoined text boxes) or is there a program I can use to
> >> select which pages are to be printed in colour and which are to be
> >> printed in
> >> black & white?
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