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Can it be done? I've designed six 16-page tiny booklets (finished size is business card size) and I'm self publishing them (not sending to a printer).
To conserve paper, I'd like to print out three on each 8 1/2" x 11" sheet of paper. Can this be done with InDesign? [I just bought CS this week:(]
Thanks for any help,
lkg

Not with a one-click solution, but if you create an imposed PDF (Print Booklet on Windows or Mac running Leopard or earlier, or print to Postscript from Print Booklet and distill in Snow Leopard, or run an imposing script to make an new file and export spreads from any OS) you can place that muliple times to make your n-up sheets. There's a great script to automate placing the PDF: InDesignSecrets » Blog Archive » Zanelli Releases MultiPageImporter for Importing both PDF and INDD Files

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