6 Shares OK, I realise this is post is for a niche audience, but after spending 1.5 hours trying to figure this out, I thought I might as well save some others some pain. I've just upgraded to Microsoft Office for Mac 2011, and, according to Microsoft (see below) it doesn't include the previous functions to create a booklet: The Microsoft support team were quick in responding (thank you, Jess) – in fact, they responded before I finished this post! Here's a, or you can try my method, below. For me, there were two challenges: 1. Creating the booklet, and then 2. Getting the pages to rotate correctly when printed. Here's what to do: 1.

Step 1: Click Tools menu, navigate to Macro then Macros submenu. Step 2: In the Macros screen, select Macro that you want to delete. Step 3: Click the Delete button available on sides of Macros screen. Of your Word document. You can also remove or change existing section breaks. Of the entire document. Newer versions Office 2011. Continuous section break command to start a new section on the same page in a Word. Starts the new.

Create your document in Word Mac 2011. Click ‘File', then ‘Print', then click on the ‘PDF' button, and select ‘Create Booklet': If you don't see the ‘Create Booklet' option, install this free plug-in () – h/t for this link. The booklet will automatically open in Preview. You now need to ensure the following two finishing options are selected: Don't choose ‘Booklet Options', ‘Long Edge (Left)', ‘Long Edge (Right)', ‘Rotate Print Data 180 Degrees' or any other combinations or options! Just choose ‘2-Sided Printing' and ‘Short Edge (Top)'. Also, make sure the page orientation is kept as portrait (and not landscape). Press ‘Print'.

Hopefully I can save you the time I lost fiddling around trying to figure it out! UPDATE If you receive an error referencing ‘universal', to download a more recent version of the plug-in. UPDATE Unfortunately I'm unable to provide on-going support for queries relating to this function. For any questions, please contact. Okayyour post is somewhat helpful I just made the big change to the mac, and though challenging (compared to a pc) I like it. I just tried to make a booklet, and using your way works well. Thank you my question, though, is how to do it will legal-sized paper?

Everytime I try, I get 2 pages (1 whole page) which is half empty on both sides and the print is so small, the congregation would need a magnifying glass to sing. Thanks, Chris PS – Just to make sure, I’m making all of my Christmas programs on the PC – no need to overstress during this hectic season! I have a series of novels which I upload to the Internet, but like to have print copies for others to evaluate first. Cheapest way is to print in booklet form, 2 up on letter size paper. Local printing company is helpful as can be, but Mac lacks some of the basics existing on the Printer’s PC. Download respondus lockdown browser for mac. Got “document statement” template from PC. Copied material to this 8.5 x 5.5 inch template.