Bookletizer for QuarkXPress

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Bookletizer 7.1
from Vision’s Edge

QuarkXPress auto­mat­i­cal­ly cre­ates fac­ing pages in read­er’s spreads format.
Page two faces page three, just as the pages appear in the final pub­li­ca­tion. This is the eas­i­est way to edit text, since you can see the entire spread at one time. But when it comes time to out­put a sad­dle stitched pub­li­ca­tion, the doc­u­ment needs to be rearranged into print­er’s spreads for­mat. Bookletizer does this for you.

With Bookletizer, con­vert­ing your doc­u­ment from read­er’s spreads to print­er’s spreads is as easy as a menu com­mand in QuarkXPress. You can even adjust for creep to make sure the gut­ter mar­gins of longer doc­u­ments remain con­sis­tent. Bookletizer lets you con­vert your doc­u­ment back to read­er’s spreads just as eas­i­ly, so you can edit your doc­u­ment while view­ing it the way your read­er will.

The nice part about Bookletizer is that it allows you to view your imposed doc­u­ment right in the QuarkXPress lay­out. Bookletizer is a great XTensions soft­ware mod­ule when you need a two-up imposition.

For QuarkXPress v4,5,6 or 7