Re: Double Page Spread
Thx for the reply.... The client actually created the spread using photoshop. The spread is done as an 11 x 17 (both pages fitting on the one big 11x17). The image has been flattened. The client has graphics that start on the left & follow over to the right side of the 11x17 ( which is supposed to be their 2nd page. I did some research on the web & to my knowledge, this is called a "Double Page Spread". The spread is supposed to duplex. The full booklet consist of 3 full (11x17) pages with a cover & all pages are to be printed on both sides, folded & stapled. I can not for the life of me figure out how to make the Docucolor 242 do this in one pass.
If I or they do this +(If that was the case, I'd duplicate all the pages in the pdf, crop the odd pages in from the right and crop the even pages in from the left. Then you're left with a proper one-'page'-per-'page' pdf so you can use your impo software's saddle-stitch scheme.)+ then what about their seamless graphics that run over from the left page to the right?
Attached is a jpg of one of the spreads.
Thanks again for all help.
Edited by: goodwill on May 14, 2008 11:34 PM