Creating the Booklet 1. Download and install Create Booklet 1.1 from the Apple Downloads Site:free application will install an Automator Action to your PDF printing menu, which will allow you to easily turn your Word document into a booklet.

Sep 16, 2013  4. Write your booklet the same way you would any word document. One page in Word will equal one page of your booklet. From Word, click on “File” and then “Print” from the menu that appears. From the Word Print dialogue box, locate the “PDF” button in the bottom left corner of the box. Click on “PDF” and select “Create Booklet.” 7. PriPrinter offers support for printing to images, booklet and poster printing, duplex, zoom in/out and more! PriPrinter offers support for printing to images, booklet and poster printing, duplex, zoom in/out and more! Using just your mouse, you can adjust.

Create a new blank document in Word. Click “File,” then select “Page Setup.” In the Page Setup dialogue box, set the paper size to match the size of the paper with which you intend to print your booklet. Click “View” and select “Print Layout.” 4. Write your booklet the same way you would any word document. One page in Word will equal one page of your booklet. From Word, click on “File” and then “Print” from the menu that appears.

From the Word Print dialogue box, locate the “PDF” button in the bottom left corner of the box. Click on “PDF” and select “Create Booklet.” 7.

Preview will automatically open with your booklet document. Save the document by clicking “File” and selecting “Save' from the menu that appears. Printing Your Booklet 8. Print your booklet from Preview by clicking “File” and selecting “Print” from the menu that appears.

If your printer supports duplex printing—printing on both sides of a sheet of paper:Select “Layout” from the drop-down box below Orientation options. Under 'Two-Sided,' select the “Short Edge Binding” radio button. If your printer does not support duplex printing:Select “Paper Handling” from the drop-down box below the Orientation options.

Use the Pages to Print options to print the odd and even pages of the booklet manually. First print the odd pages, then return the paper to the printer to print the even pages on the blank side of the already-printed odd pages.

Printing booklets is a common task that many users want to accomplish. The best way to create a booklet depends on the version of Word you are using. If you are using Word 2002 or Word 2003, then you are in luck—Word includes built-in capabilities to print booklets. Follow these steps to set up your document as a booklet: • Choose Page Setup from the File menu. Word displays the Page Setup dialog box.

• Make sure the Margins tab is displayed. (See Figure 1.) Figure 1. The Margins tab of the Page Setup dialog box.• Using the Multiple Pages drop-down list, choose Book Fold. Word changes the page orientation to landscape, if necessary. • In the Margins area of the dialog box, make sure the margins are set appropriately for your document.

There are 2 ways you can learn the shortcuts. Shortcut for plus or minus symbol in word mac. Symbol Key on Keyboard Command/Apple key (like Control on a PC) Delete Option (like Alt on a PC) Escape Shift Page Up Control (Control-click = Right-click) Page Down Tab Home Return End Enter (on Number Pad) Arrow Keys Here is a list of all the shortcuts in Mac OS X.

The text in your document is reformatted to fit within the page layout you just specified. When you print your document, you should choose to print two-sided if you have a printer that will automatically duplex. If not, you should choose the Manual Duplex check box in the Print dialog box, and then feed the pages through the printer twice. In earlier versions of Word (Word 97 and Word 2000), your best bet may be to use a third-party program that produces booklets.

A few programs suggested by WordTips readers include the following: • ClickBook () • FinePrint () Regardless of the version of Word you have, you may be able to print booklets by using the capabilities of your printer. Some printers will handle booklet printing automatically. Refer to your printer manual, or do some searching through the printer driver settings (select your printer in the Print dialog box and then click Properties) to find more information.

You can also find a good discussion on booklet printing at this Web page.