I wanted to make a small booklet, so I used the booklet package.
This package arranges the pages in booklet form. In an ideal
world, I should be able to fold the (landscape) double sided
page across the middle, followed by some judicious cropping
and I have a booklet.
In an ideal world.
In a less than ideal world, I put the command
\special{!TeXDict begin <</Tumble true>> setpagedevice end}
in the preamble and the pages are printed on both sides of a
landscape leaf, in correct order, but they are not "squared"
upon each other, ie., I can fold the middle of the booklet on
one side, but this will not work for the pages on the back of
the leaf, because I haven't folded in the middle.
I can't help feeling that I'm missing something simple here, but
such things make ideal worlds.
Has anyone encountered this problem before?
Regards,
Bill Bennett
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