#MELLEL TABLE MERGE CELLS HOW TO#

When you are ready to produce your booklet, print both documents, arrange the pages in the correct order, and have the copying machine to the rest of the work. I think the least stressful solution would be to create two documents: one for the right-hand flow and one for the left-hand flow. finally, my experience is that no matter how careful you are to keep the columns in sync, frustration/weariness/plain lack of attention will result in errors which are the pits to correct once you find them.

the same holds for the booklet macros available on sophisticated copying machines

#MELLEL TABLE MERGE CELLS HOW TO#

none of the very useful software utilities that prepare a document to be printed as a booklet know how to cope with your type of solution Mellel does not yet include independent text flows for columns. I created two columns on each page – and this would otherwise work just great, but everything just gets pushed into the opposite column.ĭaniel, I would recommend a totally different approach for several reasons I think I have the page formatting set up just fine (landscape view). Catanalotes wrote:I need to make a bilingual booklet such that both sides of the page have the same content in their respective languages.

Mellel table merge cells