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Re: Printing Multiple FrameMaker Books

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From: Bill Swallow
Date: Fri, 03 Jan 2003 19:54
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You can't collate because a book file isn't a document. Every file in the book is kicked off individually. Therefore, if you print 5 copies of a three chapter book and collate, you'll still get chapter1 5 times, then chapter2 5 times, and then chapter3 5 times.

It's the nature of the way things work.

If you want to be able to collate the printing of a book, you must first combine all chapters. Best way to do this is via PDF.

Regards,

Bill

PS: Tell your manager to let it go. There must be bigger issues to worry about instead of a simple collation issue, right? ;-)
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