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Booklets, etc.

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From: Dege Jeffrey Charles
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1992 16:49
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    I know i't been asked before, but does anyone know of a LaTeX style
to aid in layoing out booklets on non-standard paper?  I'm trying to
put something together that will end up as 4"x6", and I'm wondering if
there are any tools out there to make it easier.
 
    I remember a reference to quire.sty, which may or may not do what I'm
looking for.  If anyone knows where I can find it, drop me a line.  And if
you know of another package that might be of use, drop me a line, too.

    Thanks.

     
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From: dege@milli.cs.umn.edu (Dege Jeffrey Charles)
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Subject: Booklets, etc.
Summary: Can anyone point me to a LaTeX style for printing on small pages?
Keywords: TeX LaTeX pagesize quire.tex
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