Hey Hank, thanks for your reply. 
I should actually explain what I mean by 'tabbed booklet'. All page spreads are exactly the same size, except the fold line is different on each spread. When it gets saddle stitched, the booklet forms 'tab like-pages'. Hope this makes sense.
Your method with all the pages rotated 90 degrees works great, but it leaves empty white spaces when I export it because the pages are different sizes. I have tried manually cropping the pages in acrobat, but the tool isn't very accurate. Is there an easier way for this?
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