(First of all you'll have to work out how to print on both sides of the paper with your particular printer). Print, then do all of the above again, put tick Left Pages, and print on the other side. If you have to print one side of the paper, then put the paper back into your printer to print the other side then make sure Right Pages is ticked, and Left Pages isn't. If you have a posh printer that does duplex printing (prints both sides of the paper automatically) then you don't need to do anything else, just click OK and print. Step 2 - In the Options window look at the middle column (called Pages) and click on brochure. Word processing programs such as Microsoft Works and Open Office Writer giver users the ability to create custom brochures. You may need to experiment a bit to find out what the correct arrangement is for. Flip the pages and put them back into the printer, in the correct orientation to print on the blank side. Click OK twice to print the first side of each page. marketing, Pamphlet, handout, advertising, brochure, trifold, flyer. Step 4 - You should now be back in the normal Print Dialogue, click on Options at the bottom. In the Pages section of the Printer Options dialog box, choose Brochure and Right pages. Paper Size and Landscape under Orientation. Step 3 - In the Properties window, choose A4 under Step 2 - when you're ready to print, open up the print dialogue File -> Print, and choose Properties Select your margins etc as usual in this tab too. Step 1 - open a new document and make it A5 size (that's half A4 size) byĬlicking on Format then Page.Choose the page tab, and select A5 under There are many ways of doing this, but unfortunately the Open Office Help section isn't very clear how it's done. Through your booklet - complicated isn't it!)
(ie with the last and first side printed together on the first page and so on Nice A5 booklet, with all the pages sorted out so that it can be stapled together in the Open Office does Brochure Printing - ie it'll help you make a