To be printed, PDF documents must have a number of pages divisible by four.
So far, I get the right number by tweaking manually vertical spaces, or by adding an empty topic in the toc where I want an "extra" blank page. And when the content changes (impacting length of topics), I have to re-adjust everything...
But maybe someone knows how to proceed more automatically and professionally?
How to force the PDF to have a multiple-of-4 number of pages
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- Propeller Head
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Re: How to force the PDF to have a multiple-of-4 number of pages
Hi all,
I am also finding that without manual tweaks, I end up with an odd number of pages.
Does anyone have any advice on this?
Thank you very much in advance.
I am also finding that without manual tweaks, I end up with an odd number of pages.
Does anyone have any advice on this?
Thank you very much in advance.
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- Propeller Head
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Re: How to force the PDF to have a multiple-of-4 number of p
Any solution for this. This is very normal, actually standard for printed manuals done professionally.
So how do we add a back page, and a number of blank pages before that so that the PDF will have multiple-of-4 pages?
-cpede
So how do we add a back page, and a number of blank pages before that so that the PDF will have multiple-of-4 pages?
-cpede
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- Propeller Head
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Re: How to force the PDF to have a multiple-of-4 number of p
Just got this response from MadCap:
I have to say that I'm surprised this is not part of this product, - for making documentation
-cpede
And a feature request has been made #82738.The Flare application cannot natively add pages to conform to the divisible-by-4 rule in a way to automatically generate the correct blank pages per document.
I have to say that I'm surprised this is not part of this product, - for making documentation
-cpede
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