I started on a book and have used Microsoft Publisher. Will I be able to transfer those pages to InDesign somehow?
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Very difficult and results are not good The best approach is to create a template in InDesign and import the text from a word document This is the way it works better for me
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Yes you can just use the program that comes with it. All you need to do is have the pedal set to C and below that are checkboxes for Shift / Ctrl / Alt so you can make copying and pasting easy.
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Download and run Calibre. This is a free program for both Windows and Linux. it has both a converter to/from mobi and most formats, as well as an uploader to your device. Calibre is a great program that really works both to organise your books and make them work with your device!r00t
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I am just a casual user of Word and Publisher. The advantage of keeping with the version that you are currently using is that you probably are familiar enough with it that you know how to do what you need to do. Every upgrade has enough changes to the user interface that it is a pain to have to learn how to the same results with the new version. The only time I upgrade is when the people that I interface with upgrade. I upgraded to Publisher 2007 when the printer that I work with upgraded and no longer supported my previous version. So my advice is to not upgrade unless you have a specific reason to do so. With a new computer I always go with the latest version just because it usually also has an upgraded operating system and I will be having to learn all over again how to do even simple things anyway. If you are sharing files with others, you may need to upgrade just for compatibility.
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Yes you can! I made a template on Microsoft Word of boxes the same size as the white label that came with the binders. Then I used a fancy font on nice paper from Michael's Craft Store, cut them out, and slid them into the binder. They look amazing!
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As far as I know yes... It converts all of my documents from Microsoft word 2010. That's the oldest version I have, use, and know of for sure.
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I don't have the product, but judging solely on the other reviews, I would say yes. There are reviews where the reviewer transferred individual issues to PDAs etc, so as long as you can transfer individual PDFs to the iPad, you should be set.
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Hi, Aleta. Actually, the very best software to publish to Kindle is a reasonably priced package called Anthemion Jutoh. WriteWay has a how-to publish to Kindle, Nook and Kobo in their help file, but it will not directly make Kindle files. Even Scrivener doesn't do the best job at Kindle files. I would suggest using Word or another processor, then invest in Jutoh, if you want to quickly and easily publish. Hope this helps. C. B. Hampton, author of Quest for the Golden Quill of Storytelling for authors http://amzn.to/116bEef
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The new version has been available for quite sometime (02.12) 08.05 is the old versionYes you can gave you company imprinted - need to call for quoteIf you use a pin feed printer form you do not need carbon paper (ncr paper) copies to page 2 automatically. Use with pin feed printer, typewriter or fill out by hand
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No, its a premade book, so the pages are in the binding , not allowing you to add more pages.
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Yes. Just lay the open book on the top of the unit and press copy, making sure the book doesn't fall off during carriage movement.
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No but that is fine with me. Check out OpenOffice.org. It is a free open source software that basically copies the Office software's. More basic than the real deal. Works great!
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I have continually upgraded my print shop and have not lost any of my saved projects. I don't know if you'll have any problems if you go from PS10 right to PSD23. The only problem that I had was when one of my upgrades did not offer a border graphic that I was using in my business. However, since I had it saved, I could copy and paste it and could continue to use it. (Also recently, I went from WindowsXP to Windows7 and installed a upgraded PS and I didn't have any problems accessing my projects.)
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Absolutely. Normally it saves one page to a pdf file. But there is an option in the settings to have the pages saved in one pdf file.
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Yes you can, this is The EPrint and Share feature. All you need is the email of the printer (each printer has its own address) and that's it
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Yes. It takes a bit of know how. I couldn't think of a better word than bit for how simple the task of converting files can be. Have you heard of Calibre? Try an Internet search for 'convert eread file'. Best of luck and enjoy the portability of your favorite literature!
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No, you have to buy it later. It comes with office trial. Or install openoffice or another free option.