https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=60149
--- Comment #2 from Martin Koeditz <[email protected]> --- I have a document, let's say 4 pages. Now I want to create a PDF brochure for printing it later. These documents are usually flyers or magazines with apealing look. So I use the function File -> Print and select the FreePDF Printer to save the output on disk. At the tab Page layout I choose the option "brochure" (I user the german UI where it's called "Broschüre"). So in short: 1. I create the document (A4) in writer. 2. Now I create a PDF via a PDF printer. The PDF is in DIN A3 format, including two A4 pages on each page and in the correct order. 3. Save the PDF for printing. 4. Later I just have to open my PDF (which is in A3) and run a print job in duplex mode. When the job finishs I just have to fold the A3-Papers so that I get an A4 flyer/brochure. This workflow is OK, but why should I install or use a PDF printer software if LibreOffice has the ability to do this with the on board PDF export function. Annotation: Some PDF printer software has problems with borderless printing. I often have header lines going over the complete width. On the A3 paper I get a small break between the pages. But this is usually hidden by the brochure's kink. Hope now it has become more clear. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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