[scribus] Two way file.
Jean-Paul Gendner
jean-paul.gendner at orange.fr
Mon Aug 18 15:19:00 UTC 2014
Hello,
I am not an expert; however, I would say that there are two
completely different ways:
- The easiest way is to create only one pdf, because pdf file may be printed
on a different paper format as the original paper size. Of courses, that
works just a zoom.
- The second way is to do a different layout in a second .sla file with the
appropriate paper choice. If there is especially text, without pictures, or
a few ones, it is not a lot of work. In the other case, you have to do some
work. I think this is the price to have a beautiful document.
Regards,
Jean-Paul
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Jean-Paul Gendner
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Objet : [scribus] Two way file.
I want to create two pdfs from the same source
material (a technical book.)
Version one would have 5.5 x 8.5 pages for
printing. Version two would be a two-up version of
the same, 11 in x 8.5 in, for use as a pdf ebook,
and of course half the number of pages. Of course
the customer could use acroread to read it in two
up fashion, but I want the user to be able to
print it out on letter paper landscape.
There are lots of dumb ways to do this. Can
anyone come up with a smart way?
--
John Culleton
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