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RE: Looking for an Easier Booklet



Warning! ClickBook may be "clever" but it will kill any EPS graphics
you may have. It works by acting as the primary printer driver and
rearranging the pages of GDI and then passing the results along to
the "real" printer driver. Problem is that ClickBook does not and
cannot report itself to the application as a "PostScript" driver and
as such, EPS graphics come through FUBAR (i.e., the low resolution
TIFF preview header at best).

Best alternative that I know of is to create your document with the
logical pages, create PDF, and then in Acrobat, using an imposition
plugin, such as Quite Imposing or Quite Imposing Plus <http://www.quite.com/>
create a booklet. This is a close to professional grade page imposition
you can get at a reasonable price. Although priced much more than $49.95,
the $49.95 package will quite often not do what you need done.

        - Dov


At 6/7/2002 08:06 AM, Stuart Rogers wrote:
>Go to www.bluesquirrel.com and spend $49.95 for ClickBook. It's a great
>little imposition program and will make your task a snap. You'll design
>a dead-simple single-flow template, and ClickBook will intercept the
>print job, rearrange, size and/or flip the pages as necessary, then send
>it to your printer. If your printer doesn't auto-duplex, ClickBook will
>tell you how to reinsert the output to print the second sides.
>
>Try out the free demo program if you're unsure. (It adds a brandline, so
>you can't use the output, but otherwise is fully functional.)
>
>Stuart Rogers
>Technical Communicator
>Phoenix Geophysics Limited
>Toronto, ON, Canada
>+1 (416) 491-7340 x 325
>
>mailto:srogers@phoenix-geophysics.com
>
>Developers explain How the Product Works.
>Technical Writers explain How to Work the Product.
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: owner-framers@omsys.com [mailto:owner-framers@omsys.com] On Behalf
>Of Jim Stauffer
>Sent: June 6, 2002 6:41 PM
>To: Framers (E-mail)
>Subject: Looking for an Easier Booklet
>
>
>Is there an easier way to build a booklet than the kludged-up pages I've
>designed?


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