Anyone knocked out A5 booklets at home?

[Cyclops]

What DTP program have you used?
And what weight of paper for cover and pages?
Matte, silk or satin finish?

[Taunton Blue Genie]

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[Cyclops]

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[Taunton Blue Genie]

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[Vimana.]

Not done so myself, but I gather MS Publisher can do the job, if you have access to Office that has Publisher included.

A quick internet search for Publisher A5 Booklet seems to throw up a fair few walkthroughs also.

[Cyclops]

Not done so myself, but I gather MS Publisher can do the job, if you have access to Office that has Publisher included.

I had a book published recently and the page paper and binding made a huge difference to sales.

[Cyclops]

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You're all armpit!

[Vimana.]

Not done so myself, but I gather MS Publisher can do the job, if you have access to Office that has Publisher included.

A quick internet search for Publisher A5 Booklet seems to throw up a fair few walkthroughs also.

Good luck with it

[Taunton Blue Genie]

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Yeah.....one minute later

I've been called worse

[Cyclops]

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Your post was bumped though

Yeah.....one minute later

You're all armpit!

Oh, THAT!

[RichardM]

Not done so myself, but I gather MS Publisher can do the job, if you have access to Office that has Publisher included.

A quick internet search for Publisher A5 Booklet seems to throw up a fair few walkthroughs also.

Thanks for that

You aren't meant to judge a book by it's cover

[Slade Out]

no one uses gloss anymore it's so 80s.

Uncoated is what the design hipsters are using these days

[TH63]

I'd go with something like a 135gsm silk index board self cover, or if you want a separate cover, maybe use a 190gsm for the cover and 115gsm for the internal pages. All descends on what type of work you're producing and its intended use/audience to be honest

[Cyclops]

I'd go with something like a 135gsm silk index board self cover, or if you want a separate cover, maybe use a 190gsm for the cover and 115gsm for the internal pages. All descends on what type of work you're producing and its intended use/audience to be honest

Cuts out all the fiddle of sorting, folding and stapling pages and hopefully a better quality print job than DIY.

[TH63]

I'd go with something like a 135gsm silk index board self cover, or if you want a separate cover, maybe use a 190gsm for the cover and 115gsm for the internal pages. All descends on what type of work you're producing and its intended use/audience to be honest

Yeah, should have made this clear. Its booklet about the history of a small village church. Looking to sell it for around £3.00 and I want it to look attractive and 'classy'.

I'd rip their arms off, that's a cracking deal

[blue matt]

I'd go with something like a 135gsm silk index board self cover, or if you want a separate cover, maybe use a 190gsm for the cover and 115gsm for the internal pages. All descends on what type of work you're producing and its intended use/audience to be honest

Yeah, should have made this clear. Its booklet about the history of a small village church. Looking to sell it for around £3.00 and I want it to look attractive and 'classy'.

they do it daily, so will be a good job aswell