How to write in front and back in one page in Microsoft word?

Question

I'm trying to make a brochure by using microsoft word.

but i don't know how to use both pages, the front and back of a page, and i dont know what else to do...

can someone please tell me how to??

thank you very much

and my version is Microsoft Word 2003 or 2005

Answer 1

It's not so much a question of how to do it in Microsoft Word. It's a question of how your printer handles two sided documents.

If it is like most printers, you have to print one side at a time. I would suggest putting faint pencil marks in one corner of a sheet of paper before feeding it into your printer. You might write "up rh" in the upper right hand corner, for instance. Feed the paper into the printer, then print a page. When the page is printed, note where your mark came out in your brochure design.

Then you'll want to print several copies of one page, feed them back into your printer, and print the second page on the blank side.

Realistically though, if you are making a bunch of brochures, it makes sense to have two sheets of paper be the master copy of your brochure, then copy it two-sided on a photocopy machine.

Answer 2

If you have different left and right margins, or page numbers to the left or right, rather than the centre, make sure you choose the option mirror margins for a start. It is when you print that you have to be careful because you will have to print out either odd or even pages first then re-insert the paper in the correct order and right side so it prints on reverse. The best option would be to print out normally and then use the photocopier to print both sides.

Answer 3

You don't have to. Just take your document to a double side printer and it will print front and back pages sequentially if it is set to double side printing.

Answer 4

Is printer set up to print on both sides of the paper? That could be your solution.

Answer 5

That is impossible. It is not a paper to do that.

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