In particular it will require manual processing of the document through the printer. The process is rather tedious compared to some other software packages which can deliver the result with a few mouse clicks. The instructions are based heavily on and with due recognition to the MVP FAQ. This process is described for MS Word 2013. I'm happy to share this for all and sundry. It is tedious compared to the old WordPerfect clicks I used to use. The best I've been able to find involves a process of mirrored margins and setting a gutter before printing. I have both Windows and OS X machines at my disposal.Ī year or two down the road but I continue to try to find a solution. It may be that Word is not capable of producing the output I want, in which case I would consider solutions that use other software as acceptable answers as well. I am looking for a way to generate the correct page layout and order. Pressing Portrait is disabled however, and when I press OK it reverts into the normal two landscape pages on a portrait sheet. If I select Book fold and swap the dimensions, I get a preview showing me the exact layout I want. In Word, I can even change my Page Setup into what I'm looking for, but the changes don't save. Instead of portrait A4:s with my pages as two "columns", I get landscape A4:s with most of the content cut off. I have previously used the Create Booklet menu item for OS X with great success, but it fails me when I throw a 105 × 297 mm document at it. Microsoft Word is easy enough, but printing a booklet brings with it the challenge of getting the page order right, in particular with the non-standard size. Getting content lined up in two columns in e.g.
The final booklet will be either 3 or 4 sheets of paper (12 or 16 pages when folded). The folded booklet will thus be 105 × 297 mm. I need to make a booklet using A4 paper, folded along the vertical axis (see image).
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