cannot run Adobe Reader

[Alf Haakon Lund]

Booklet printing is when you print 2 pages per sheet, fold them and get 
a small book. For a 4-page booklet you need 1 sheet of paper printed 
both sides with page 1 and 4 on the "front" and page 2 and 3 on the "back".

For bigger documents the page order gets more complicated, which is why 
we'd like a program to do the sorting for us. LibreOffice and Adobe 
Reader are programs able to do this.

Printing multiple pages per sheet through normal print dialog doesn't do 
this sorting, it only puts multiple pages sequentially on sheets of 
paper - which is then severely "de-sequenced" once we start folding.

Hope I'm not going too basic here ;-)

All the best,
Alf


On 03. des. 2012 14:06, Mike Holstein wrote:
> On Dec 3, 2012 6:03 AM, "David King" <linuxman at avoura.com> wrote:
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>> On 29/11/12 13:11, Mike Holstein wrote:
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>>> On Nov 29, 2012 7:02 AM, "David King, linux user" <linuxman at avoura.com>
> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> In regards to the print dialog offering booklet printing, I do not see
> that. I know that some printers come with this feature, so if the printer
> can do it then maybe the printer driver installed in Linux knows and offers
> that option.
>>>>
>>>> As my printer does not have that feature, I need to do it in software.
>>
>>> I hit print and went to page setup...
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>> When I do that, I get an option to print multiple pages per sheet, but no
> booklet printing option.
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>>
>> David K
>
> 4 per sheet is what I thought you were going for. You can add more or less.
> What is it you are going for? I haven't ever seen a "print booklet"
> checkbox, but I can print a booklet using those options...
>
> Holstein
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