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    • #14410982
      L D
      Participant

      Hi, I’d love some advice on how to set up a book for print.
      Its going to be spiral bound. So the way I’m printing is 2-up: 1 spread/2 pages a sheet, double sided, on 8.5×11 sheets. final trim size is 5×8″.
      I thought I could leave the pages as spreads and just trim down the middle, but I face palmed when I realized the order will be so off!
      thanks!

    • #14410983
      Stacey Horne
      Participant

      In Indesign use the print book feature to paginate into printer spreads. Save the file as an EPS. Take the EPS into Acrobat Distiller. This will create a paginated PDF that you can print.

    • #14410988
      David Blatner
      Keymaster

      I’m not sure why you’d need to go EPS to Distiller, etc. That seems difficult.

      You might be able to use Print > Print Booklet?

      Just to confirm: Are you going to be printing this yourself, and cutting the sheets apart, etc? Or are you sending it to a printer? If you’re sending it to a printer, just export a PDF with each page on it own, and have the printer do the imposition for you!

    • #14410989
      L D
      Participant

      Hi David, I’m printing/trimming myself. making 20 of these books. The issues to use the pagination feature is that its not like perfect binding, that pagination unfortunately does not work for this purpose. I could hand arrange the sheets after cutting the spreads down the middle, but that would take so much time.

    • #14411018
      Petar Petrenko
      Participant

      If you have Quite Imposing Plus plug-in for Acrobat, you can do it very easily and quickly.

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