I see. I create booklets with an application called FinePrint (it appears as a printer in the print dialog), which also allows me to save as jpeg, tiff, bmp etc instead of printing. It also allow me to print upto 8 pages on the same page (which indeed makes the text really small, but it works...).
Regards Johnny 2006/9/25, Jo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Johnny Andersson wrote: > By the way, when do I need Publisher? What can it do that Word can not? I > had MS Office 97 installed on my PC in 1999 and I used Publisher and Word > sometimes, but everything I did with Publisher was possible to do with > Word > too, the big difference for me at that time was that the Publisher files > were much bigger which was a big issue for me back then when the HDDs > were > much smaller than today and 3½" diskettes and 100 MB Zip drives were > still > frequently used by some people, including me. At a certain point in time Publisher allowed me to create 'booklets'. The pages were printed on A4-paper, then plied into a A5 (half of A4) book. Publisher was more 'page oriented', Word was more text oriented. If I had been using Linux at the time, maybe I could have done it differently. Now I would use OOo or Scribus to accomplish such a task. Jo --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
