Need hardcore postscript help! - printing to 11x17 using psutils

Hi Archers!
I need some serious postscript help.
I'm trying to layout a document using psutils into a booklet format on 11x17 paper.
There's a laserjet 8550 here that prints tabloid 11x17.
I print the doc from openoffice to a pdf, then psbook it and psnup it into the correct format with this script:
pdftops ~/cups-pdf/job_565-RockCreek.pdf rc-pdfto.ps
psbook -s24 rc-pdfto.ps rc-book.ps
psnup -Pletter -ptabloid -2 -l rc-book.ps rc-nup.ps
Everything looks good in gv (once i set page and orientation). However I think the wrong default page and orientation in the ps file is what is causing the problem.
When I print to the printer or to a pdf it comes out on a letter size peice of paper instead of the needed 11x17 8-(
Even though I psnup -ptabloid the printed pdf still has letter:
[johnea@recube Mark]$ pdfinfo page4-11x17.pdf
PARSING /usr/share/poppler/nameToUnicode/Thai
PARSING /usr/share/poppler/nameToUnicode/Bulgarian
Producer: ESP Ghostscript 815.04
CreationDate: Sun Sep 2 09:44:03 2007
ModDate: Sun Sep 2 09:44:03 2007
Tagged: no
Pages: 1
Encrypted: no
Page size: 612 x 792 pts (letter)
File size: 599235 bytes
Optimized: no
PDF version: 1.2
Can anyone advise me how to MAKE this REALLY go on to tabloid paper?
Or perhaps even aim me at some industrial strength postfix forum somewhere?
Thanks for any help!
Arch Rocks!
android

Hello,
OpenOffice should also be able to print to a .ps-file directly, without creating a pdf-file. I don't know if this helps, but please give it a try.

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