On Tuesday 22 November 2005 03:29 pm, Jake Paris wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to create a little booklet of, say, 16 pages, which I will fold
> and staple after it is printed. As you know, to set this up means you have
> to make page 1, then page 16, then page 3, then page 14, etc... Then flip
> the whole printed pile over and do the same thing. It seems there is no
> way to easily make a booklet in either Draw or Writer. I have downloaded
> ClickBook, but that will expire soon. It would be great if you could work
> in a function that would automatically number your pages based on how long
> you want the booklet to be. That being suggested, the other way this can be
> done in MS Publisher is to create a text box on the first page and use
> autoflow to link to the next "appropriate" page and then keep doing this
> until you've got the whole thing laid out. God help you if you want to add
> more pages after you've laid it out. In the help index of Writer, it says
> there is a feature similar to Autoflow which will allow you to link text
> frames, but I can't seem to get it to work. I've met all the conditions
> which are listed in the help. Do you have any ideas? Thanks for your
> time.
>
> -Jake Paris
> Lewiston Public Library
> 207.784.0135 x201
Have you searched for Brochures in OOo's help? It should do what you want
to do.
Dan
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