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Hello all,
I need to create a mailer that is one 8.5 x 11 document with a front page (8.5 x 5.5),
the open centerfold of the document (8.5 x 11) and the back page (8.5 x 5.5)
How would I set up a document in indesign that contains all the pages of the flier in one document so that all the pages are appropriately set up for the printer.
What is the most printer (pro outside printer) friendly way to organize this? For me it would be to have each the front and back as their own separate pages and the centerfold as its own page. I would think that the printer would want the front and back as one page and the centerfold as its own page.
Also, (this might be a bit confusing) lets say I want to do the front page and back page in a landscape orientation. That would mean the front page (bottom half of the document) would be right side up but the back page (top half of the document) would have to be assembled upside down. How do I work on the the document so it is easy to work on and is printer friendly. Sorry if this is confusing. Thanks for the help
My best advice is run this by your printer to see if they have any special requirements. In most instances, you can just set this up as four normal 8.5' x 5" pages and let the printer take over from there..
For the rotated info, use the rotate button on the Control panel to rotate those elements.
When you need to proof the rotated elements, use the rotate spread button in the Pages panel.
You can clear the rotation in the Pages panel by right clicking the widget to the right of the rotated spread
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My best advice is run this by your printer to see if they have any special requirements. In most instances, you can just set this up as four normal 8.5' x 5" pages and let the printer take over from there..
For the rotated info, use the rotate button on the Control panel to rotate those elements.
When you need to proof the rotated elements, use the rotate spread button in the Pages panel.
You can clear the rotation in the Pages panel by right clicking the widget to the right of the rotated spread.