Re: different pages on each *** in publisher?

This will then print 3 of the same on one page. How can I print 3 different
3.5 x 7.5 on one ***? Or in Publisher do they all have to be the same? I
also am doing stickers that I need some to be one way and others different.
Word gives you the option of them all not the same, does Publisher?

"Don Schmidt" wrote:

> OK here's how I would set it up in Publisher 2000; should be similar in
> other versions.
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> We'll start with the 3.5" x 7.5" page.
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> File
> Page Setup
> Select "Special Size"
> Set the following:
> Width 7.5" and Height 3.5"
> OK
> You now have a work area on your monitor.
> Next: Arrange
> Layout Guides
> You can set the margins to your liking, try .2"
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> Put in the text and images of your choice. Remember this is page 1.
> Save your work. Let's call this Page 1.pub
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> That being complete, it's time to print a test ***.
> File
> Print
> Select the Page Options button (bottom of the print window)
> Select "Print multiple copies per ***."
> Select the "Custom Options" button.
> The defaults look good. Verify the Horizontal gap is zero.
> (Your printer may not be able to get by with ¼" at the top
> and bottom.
> If not consider making your invitations 3.4" or 3.3" in
> height).
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> After printing, do a File Save and it will store all the settings you just
> made.
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> To make pages two and three, just shorten the page width in the Page Setup.
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> This should get you started.
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> Don
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> "May your shadow be cast in happy places." (North American Native)
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> "freespirit625" <freespirit625@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:2ABB147A-D5FC-43F2-8F42-6652C88EB20F@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > yes, that is correct
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> > "Don Schmidt" wrote:
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> >> Let's verify what the end product is to be. From what you said it sounds
> >> like each invitation will consist of four pieces of paper, first *** is
> >> 3.5" x 7.5", second *** is 3.5" x 7.75", third *** is 3.5" x 8" and
> >> the
> >> fourth *** is 8.5" x 11" with a 3.5" x 8.25" tear-off tab. (stapled
> >> together?) If this isn't it, restate your package.
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> >> --
> >> Don
> >> Vancouver, USA
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> >> "freespirit625" <freespirit625@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
> >> message
> >> news:A6D9852E-8BCF-4258-90FA-19C3855E7207@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >> > How do I do that?
> >> >
> >> > "Don Schmidt" wrote:
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> >> >> On the three pages sizes, set separate files for each page making
> >> >> three
> >> >> like
> >> >> pages per *** of paper.
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> >> >> On the last page, the one with the tear off reply, you didn't say what
> >> >> size
> >> >> page it was being torn off; if it's an 8.5 x 11 just make it the
> >> >> bottom
> >> >> 3.5
> >> >> inches.
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> >> >> Seems you will be using a paper cutter extensively, Fiskar has a nice
> >> >> wheel
> >> >> cutter that a perforating wheel is available. Great for those
> >> >> perforations.
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> >> >> --
> >> >> Don
> >> >> Vancouver, USA
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> >> >> "freespirit625" <freespirit625@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
> >> >> message
> >> >> news:AEC9F517-9F9B-4320-904D-3BF5690B6D21@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >> >> >I am trying to do wedding invitations, each page is 3.5 x 7.50, 3.5 x
> >> >> >7.75
> >> >> > and 3.5 x 8. How can I put one of each of these on the page?
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> >> >> > Also, How can I do tear off reply cards and have the guests names
> >> >> > and
> >> >> > quantity invited on each one? These are 3.5 x 8.25. Thank you
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