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Thaks. Testing these. Looks promising, but flipgorilla is using some strange font substitutions....
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Thaks. Testing these. Looks promising, but flipgorilla is using some strange font substitutions....

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I'm using Adobe InDesign CS6 when making a magazine (aroud 32 pages). When sending this to the proof-readers, it would be convinient to create a pdf file similar to the spread in InDesign. That is - first cover page on it's own. Then page 2 and 3 side by side and so on - just what you see when reading the magazine on paper. Last page on it's own. Have tried to find a way to do this without success. Any help?<br />
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P.S. When sending a pdf to the printer, there are no problems...<br />
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-Olaf-
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I'm using Adobe InDesign CS6 when making a magazine (aroud 32 pages). When sending this to the proof-readers, it would be convinient to create a pdf file similar to the spread in InDesign. That is - first cover page on it's own. Then page 2 and 3 side by side and so on - just what you see when reading the magazine on paper. Last page on it's own. Have tried to find a way to do this without success. Any help?

P.S. When sending a pdf to the printer, there are no problems...

-Olaf-

Creating pdf for &quot;magazine&quot; layout

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Creating pdf for &quot;magazine&quot; layout

Creating pdf for "magazine" layout