Re: Saddle-stitched booklets and Word

["E. Forrest Christian" <efc -at- USINGIT -dot- BE>]

Doesn't Woody Leonhardt's wonderful, indispensable WinWord add-on library,
Woody's Office PoweR pack (WOPR) do that in WinWord versions 2-97? The function
is called Booklet or 2x4. In WOPR97, it can do things that will knock you flat,
stuff that those wimpy printing packages can't even touch.

Try http://www.wopr.com/wopr97/wopr97.htm to learn how to make WinWord behave
like it should. WOPR will be the best-spent US$49.95 (+ US$3 processing fee) in
your word-processing lifetime. But remember to buy a license for each
workstation. There is even a site license, I think.

You might also want to consider Woody's Office Watch, the weekly email update
on everything Microsoftie from the ultimate Office users. It is where the
Word97 service release "scandal" broke. I wouldn't do winword without it. Same
site.

(I do not make any money from throwing my insubstantial weight behind Woody.
It's just that I am an overly satisfied customer, and have been since the WOPR
was a shareware WinHelp book.)

E. Forrest Christian
Using It bvba
Brussels, Belgium
email: efc @ usingit.be
http://www.usingit.be/




On 19 November, 1997 3:11 PM, Sally Yeo (home) [SMTP:sallyyeo -at- EXECPC -dot- COM]
wrote:
> Does any know of a add-on to Word (6, 7 or 97) that can do the
> following:
>
> 1.  Restructure the document as a 1/2 booklet, saddle-stiched. This
> means laying out page 16 on the right side of the page and page 1 on the
> left, etc.  so it works as a booklet.
>
> 2. Leave the document in Word format. The customer does not want to by


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