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My first instinct is to advise you to use Publisher - it is so much easier in my experience.. . If I was going to attempt your project on Word I would go about it the following way.. . First - In Word - the document template you will require is the Landscape format of the A4 sheet. The set this for two columns.. . This will give you two A5 sheets side by side - but the problem in Word is getting the pages into the correct order.. . How would I achieve that? The method that I would use is this.. . Type up your document. Then copy and save each page separately.. . It is probably easier now for you to take some sheets of A4 paper and fold them into the form of the booklet you are hoping to produce - and then number the pages of your blank booklet.. . If you are going to produce an 8 page booklet you will find that on the first sheet of A4 you will have pages 1 and 8 on one side - while pages 2 and 7 will be on the reverse. on the second sheet you have pages 3 and 6 on one side - pages 4 and 5 on the other.. . You will note that in an 8 page booklet the total of both pages on each sheet will total 9. . You then copy the appropriate page file on to each page.. . If you need to go to a third sheet - giving you a 12 page booklet - the magic number is 13.. . Its a bit cumbersome in Word - much easier in Publisher - but the above is how I would do it on Word - if I had to.

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