Print PDF as booklet
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Hello,
I just moved to Mac Yosemite. Indesign CS4 stopped working so I upgraded to Indesign CC. It works there, but I can’t print PDFs as booklets anymore...
By the way, I’m able to print a document in PS but it comes out portrait while it should be landscape...
Thanks for your help.
Configuration: Mac OS X (10.10.1) / Indesign CC
I just moved to Mac Yosemite. Indesign CS4 stopped working so I upgraded to Indesign CC. It works there, but I can’t print PDFs as booklets anymore...
By the way, I’m able to print a document in PS but it comes out portrait while it should be landscape...
Thanks for your help.
Configuration: Mac OS X (10.10.1) / Indesign CC
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The "print booklet" or "print the notebook" function in the "file" menu should exist in CC version...
On PC you get a PDF directly, but on Mac, with the special printer handling, I don't know if it's necessary to go through a PS file or not.
Normally you should have a PDF printer included directly in InDesign with the default option.-
Thank you for your reply. The print notebook function exists, but I don’t have the PDF printer option and I can’t add one in System Preferences/Printers & Scanners... Here are the pages I found that could help, but they didn’t resolve my problem. https://helpx.adobe.com/fr/indesign/kb/troubleshoot-printing-pdf-export-indesign.html#main_DetermineLevel</html>
http://helpx.adobe.com/fr/acrobat/kb/cant-print-pdfs-mac-os.html</html> -
When installing Acrobat "Pro", Acrobat "Distiller" should install, which is a PDF virtual printer. In this case, the option to create a PDF would be available in the printer list. There would also be Ghostscript to create a PDF printer, but I’m not sure there is a user-friendly graphical interface for Mac.
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Distiller still exists. It is not visible because it runs in the background during a print job. But it is possible to launch it directly and in that case, you can drag and drop the PS, PRN, or EPS file to be transformed directly into the software window.
If you have correctly installed Acrobat Pro, you have also installed a PDF printer which you must find in the printer selector. https://acrobat.adobe.com/fr/fr/acrobat/how-to/print-to-pdf.html If that is not the case, your installation did not complete correctly. -
I have uninstalled and reinstalled Acrobat Pro and it still doesn’t work.
Edit: I found a solution here http://forums.macg.co/arts-graphiques/tuto-imprimante-virtuelle-pdf-sl-lion-807892.html but I still have some small problems, I can’t locate the file once it’s converted to PDF...