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Hi lj eco,
The only way to achieve that in Word would be to either: a) split the table vertically, with each half on the separate pages; or b) put a blank column in the middle of the table (for the margins), then print the table to landscape format page that is the size of two pages, which you then cut in two to make the separate pages.
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Hi macropod,
Thanks so much for the prompt reply. But please xcuse my lack of a full understanding.. i think i might not have spelt out what i was after properly. Hence i'm not sure those solutions will work So what is currently happeneing is that the table is pritning 'upside down' relative to itself on each page. What i want to do is have it so that the headings are both on the left side of the page so that the text is all in the one orientation when you open the bookelet...ie 'flowing across the page' which might not have been the most appropriate terminology sorry. Any help always appreciated |
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