I tried that, Don, Publisher wants to print two to a page, so you have to select
one per page. And, yes, the booklet option has to be abandoned.
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Or, change from booklet to 5.5 x 8.5 sheet. I think it's the booklet
setting that's glitching up his output.
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Don
Vancouver, USA
This is the way I send a booklet if it isn't going to be printed, in
Publisher's page
setup, change the document this way, custom, 5.5 x 8.5, landscape, change
copies per
page to one. This will make a long PDF document however it can be read in
sequence.
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Mary and Don,
to end your guesswork, yes, I have the Adobe Acrobat 6 Professional and
Adobe
Reader 7 installed recently. Therefore, among the printers installed on
my machine,
there is ADOBE PDF.
Thank you for trying to help.
Ilya
P.S. If you'd like more info, I'd be glad to provide. Also, is there a
significant
difference between the original Adobe printer driver or the third party
one?
I don't think it's that Mary. I think he has the file in booklet form.
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Don
Vancouver, USA
I assume you do *not* use Adobe Acrobat but one of the other
low-cost/free
programs?
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JoAnn Paules
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Chuck,
either I was not clear describing my problem and you did not
understand
it, or I do not understand what you're talking about.
I use Pub 97 and the whole document is black and white, there was no
color
and I never saw any option for color separation neither in Publisher
or
in
PDF printer. As I know, converting any .doc, .txt, .pub or other
file to
a
. PDF format is done by using a PDF printer driver. I have one
installed.
So, the whole trick of conversion is to send this PUB file to a PDF
"printer". The result is a document saved in PDF format. It could be
opened in the Reader. But, as I mentioned it in my first post, the
resulting PDF document is easy to print on paper, but it's difficult
to
read on a monitor, since the order of page is for printing, not
reading...
I wanted to follow your advice and create another PDF file, but
nowhere
was there any mention or option of color separation...
Ilya
"Chuck Davis" <newsgroup at anthemwebs dot com> wrote in message
Apparently what you "printed" was a color separation. Create your
PDF
again, but watch your settings.
Recently, I "printed" a pub multipage document in PDF format, so a
friend would be able to read it on his machine without a
Publisher.
However, what I got happens to be a document ready for printing (4
pages
on one sheet of paper), not for reading: in the first frame, there
are
pages 26 and 1, on the second - pages 2 and 25, and so on...
Is there a way to save a pub document in PDF (or any other common)
format which will make it easy readable?
