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<blockquote data-quote="ichabod" data-source="post: 1372750" data-attributes="member: 1257"><p>That's why I said you would have two versions. One would be the viewable version of two portrait 1/2 pages in side by side landscape view, in the reading order (1 &amp; 2, 3 &amp; 4, ...). The other would be the printable version with the pages in the order to make the 16 sheets that fold into a 64 page booklet (5.5 x 8.5). Then the customer would view one and print the other. And even if the instructions for the booklet were too much for their taste (print this file, flip the pages, print that file, fold and staple), they could print out the readable file. But they would never have to deal with figuring out the page order to print or have to read the pages out of order. That would be dealt with on the production side, and since I make my pdfs from Pagemaker or InDesign, that wouldn't be that hard. So you would have a landscape viewable and small portrait printable, with minimal extra production work.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ichabod, post: 1372750, member: 1257"] That's why I said you would have two versions. One would be the viewable version of two portrait 1/2 pages in side by side landscape view, in the reading order (1 & 2, 3 & 4, ...). The other would be the printable version with the pages in the order to make the 16 sheets that fold into a 64 page booklet (5.5 x 8.5). Then the customer would view one and print the other. And even if the instructions for the booklet were too much for their taste (print this file, flip the pages, print that file, fold and staple), they could print out the readable file. But they would never have to deal with figuring out the page order to print or have to read the pages out of order. That would be dealt with on the production side, and since I make my pdfs from Pagemaker or InDesign, that wouldn't be that hard. So you would have a landscape viewable and small portrait printable, with minimal extra production work. [/QUOTE]

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