I have this same problem: I have been reading your solution and can't figure it out. ( i don't seem to have the same options anywhere) I have publisher 2002. DO i need to load the deluxe media content? (I never did)
i created a booklet in publisher catalog.i need to save it to pdf as it appears in sequential order, like when i set it up. I want the two page spread, not a single side of the booklet to print seperate. I feel like if i can view it in sequential order, I must be able to save it that way in order to turn it into a pdf file. I have the primopdf. please help - I am not that computer savvy so please outline every step very specifically so I can follow it to the letter.
Any help or recemmendations will be appreciated!
Ed Bennett wrote:
Re: How do I convert publisher booklet to PDF with the pages in or
19-Mar-08
LITTLEDIVOT wrote
You're changing the settings in the wrong place. Please re-read m
instructions
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How do I convert publisher booklet to PDF with the pages in order
PLEASE HELP! I have a 28 page booklet created PUBLISHER. (two pages on each
lettersize landscape sheet of paper - both sides). When I convert it to PDF
the pages are not in the correct order. HOW CAN I SOLVE THIS BEFORE THE END
OF THE WEEK! MY JOB IS OUT THERE!
What you have now is a file when printed will assemble into a booklet on paper
What you have now is a file when printed will assemble into a booklet on
paper ready to be stapled. If you want a sequentially paged booklet to be
viewed on the monitor, don't use the booklet wizard in Publisher. Make your
page size 4.25"x5.5". When this is viewed the pages will be in sequential
order and if printed out will be in sequential order and ready to put into a
ringed binder
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What order ARE they in? And what order do you want them in?
What order ARE they in? And what order do you want them in? What version of
Pub are you using? Are you printing this or is a print house printing it
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It would be helpful to know the version Publisher you are using.
It would be helpful to know the version Publisher you are using. 2007 has issue
all its own
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Mary Sauer MSFT MV
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Re: How do I convert publisher booklet to PDF with the pages in or
Thanks for responding. I am using PUBLISHER 2007
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I am using PUBLISHER 2007 as part of Microsoft Office Professional Plus
I am using PUBLISHER 2007 as part of Microsoft Office Professional Plus
(Government)
I have 28 pages (7 landscape letter-size pages front and back). We are
printing the document in-house but distributing PDF version to 500 staff via
email (dry government funds). I'm thinking now that I will need to recreate
the entire document....
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Thanks for your response.
Thanks for your response. Are you saying that I need to start all over an
NOT use the wizard? I am confused...
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Re: How do I convert publisher booklet to PDF with the pages in or
LITTLEDIVOT wrote
NO. Just change your print setup to not booklet
File > Publish as PDF or XPS > Change... > Print Options > One Page per
sheet (and set the paper size to your page size - probably 8.5x5.5")
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Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
http://ed.mvps.org
Did you read Ed Bennett's response?
Did you read Ed Bennett's response? He suggested you change your publication to
a plain setup rather than booklet.
Create a custom page size in Acrobat, 5.5 x 8.5.
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Mary Sauer MSFT MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/
Tried it.
Tried it. It works for print preview but the PDF conversion results in a
weird formatting. Each PDF full page shows a right half of page 28 and the
left half of page 1, and the same for following pages...
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Re: How do I convert publisher booklet to PDF with the pages in or
LITTLEDIVOT wrote:
You're changing the settings in the wrong place. Please re-read my
instructions.
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Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
http://ed.mvps.org
Do what Ed recommended.
Do what Ed recommended.
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Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression
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Hurray! Bless you! I can't believe it! It worked! Thank you so much!
Hurray! Bless you! I cannot believe it! It worked! Thank you so much! It
looks great!
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Thank you so much. Changing the custom page in Acrobat worked.
Thank you so much. Changing the custom page in Acrobat worked. I did not
know that could be done.
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