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#CREATE BOOKLET IN WORD FOR MAC 2011 HOW TO#
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#CREATE BOOKLET IN WORD FOR MAC 2011 SOFTWARE#

In the print dialog choose "Selected Pages in Side bar".

Use the side bar select option to choose sheets 16 and 1 (use the command key for non-contiguous pages).

In my case I hadĢ) Next use preview to open your document and to do the first sheet The page numbers that needs to be on each sheet. Then separate the pages out so that you have a little model in front of you that shows you the following In my case I had a 16 page A4 document that I wanted to make into A5 booklet using a single sided HP1300 printer from a Yosemite Mac Book Pro.ġ) Make a small dummy booklet using post-its or similar and number the pages.

#CREATE BOOKLET IN WORD FOR MAC 2011 PDF#

I had a pdf, I suggest that you create a pdf of your document first using the pdf document option in the print dialog.

#CREATE BOOKLET IN WORD FOR MAC 2011 SOFTWARE#

If you want to booklet print a small document as a one off and do not want to buy some software or the software doesn't work on your computer then the following worked for me.

#CREATE BOOKLET IN WORD FOR MAC 2011 HOW TO#

I don't have the option for "booklet printing" under page setup in Word, and I don't know how to set it up in pages, because I can't even find a way to make it landscape orientation! (Yes, the computer is plugged in.) The end result I want: A landscape-oriented, two-sided (I have duplex printing on my laser printer) document with 4 pages to a sheet (2 front, 2 back), than can be cut down the middle and bound on the resulting left side, just like a "regular" book. However, I'm finding this an impossible task. Pages often does things simply that Word fights tooth and nail, but I can't figure this one out.Īpparently, old versions of Word supported booklet printing, which would allow the document to be printed with 2 pages facing each other, then cut the pages down the middle (gutter) and bound. I can't figure out how to accomplish booklet printing in Word or Pages. Hopefully this helps other folks trying to do the same thing.ETA: I'm investigating suggestions here, unless someone has found a better solution.

Click on the “Add Location” button in the upper left and choose to “Connect to a SharePoint Site…”Īnd that’s it.

From Spotlight look for “Microsoft Document Connection” and open it.

Here’s how you connect your Mac with OSX to a SharePoint library - this requires Office for Mac 2011: I’m glad I did because I found the answer in an unlikely place - from the husband of someone I went to high school (maybe even middle school?) with.

At that point I did what everyone else would probably do: I complained on Facebook. I scoured the interwebs looking for an answer, I tried emailing different folks at Microsoft, and didn’t really have much luck. The usual steps of connecting to an external didn’t work (open up Finder, then Go > Connect to Server). One of the demos involves the Design Manager connecting to an SharePoint Online site in Office365.

As I was getting ready for the upcoming SharePoint Conference, I was preparing for the session I’m co-presenting with Randy Drisgill called Branding Internet facing web sites with SharePoint in the cloud (which you should come see!) I was running through some of the demos and realized that I should probably try to do them on my MBP. I’ve been running this setup since last summer but most days when I’m SharePointing I use my Windows desktop. Everyone seems to be singing the same praise for the Macbook Pros and perhaps surprisingly most that have made the switch are choosing to run in OSX as their primary operating system. There’s plenty of other folks in the SharePoint community that have been making a similar switch recently like Andrew Connell and Jeremy Thake and Sahil Malik.

#CREATE BOOKLET IN WORD FOR MAC 2011 PRO#

These days my primary laptop is an Apple Macbook Pro 13″ - it is a pretty sweet piece of hardware.