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Re: Booklets
by Joeboy on Wednesday 12/Jan/2005, @05:21
It's on the Roadmap for 1.3 I think. I don't know if they're going for simple 'build booklet' functionality or more advanced imposition facilities.

You can build simple booklets using Cups and filters - I forget the details but I can explain if you respond to this message. No facility to adjust for creep as far as I could see unfortunately.

Probably lots of other ways of doing this too.
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Re: Booklets
by Sam Murray on Monday 14/Nov/2005, @09:44
I'd really like to see a template/wizard/whatever for making books/booklets in Scribus. I think it's a wee bit odd that a command line program is all that is viable for making these booklets ;)

Keep up the good work scribus.
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  • Re: Booklets
    by Joeboy on Monday 14/Nov/2005, @10:40
    http://wiki.scribus.net/index.php/How_to_make_a_booklet
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    • Re: Booklets
      by Sam Murray on Monday 14/Nov/2005, @22:54
      Many thanks.
      I'm using GNOME, not KDE but I'm sure there's a way around that. I'll try to get kprinter installed.
      Sam
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    • Re: Booklets
      by jscarry on Wednesday 25/Jan/2006, @10:04
      This hint is for printing double-sided pages on a single-sided printer, not composing a booklet.
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