Once you've picked out your content, you'll need to decide on the size of the book, how you want to structure the pages, and how you want to bind it. This is important because the printing process ...

Printing an A5 booklet using an A4 sheet can be quite challenging. While printing it straightforwardly would most likely spoil the output, the solution is to change the printer's settings and the Word ...

You can go to a local print shop, or some chains, to have them create the booklets completely; you can use a print shop or chain to make copies, and then bind/staple them yourself; or you can ...

Find the "Print on Both Sides" drop-down menu. Here, you'll have two options: Select "Flip on Long Edge" if you want your document to read like a book. Choose "Flip on Short Edge" if you want it ...

Reached through InDesign's "File" menu, the program's Print Booklet dialog box contains its imposition options and settings, some of which add blank pages to your layout to reach production page ...

Provide a new name in the Style Name Field, such as Booklet Memo Style. Click the Paper tab, go to the Page section, and choose Letter Half. Click OK and then close. When you want to print the ...