Re: Desperate for imposition/build booklet script for CS! (for PC)

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From: jdspeak
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 14:06

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Dave,
I created a 16 page newsletter using CS, saved a copy, and ran your script. Worked perfectly, thank you.
In a rush, I made edits to the imposed version which I would now like to print to PDF and post on a website.
Is there a reverse script that puts the pages back in sequential order ?

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