Goin to paper presentation thi weekend to get paper for menus. Should I just get reg size and cut them with paper cutter?? Or get them the short one already?? In word is there a way to set it up that you can get two menu one page?? Someone who know set up please help!!!
FutureMrsM
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I decided that since I want my menus to match my invites perfectly but don't want to spend a couple of hundred bucks on them and was able to purchase the same exact paper and fonts that my invitation designer is using that I would make my own. I created the document part on the computer but I'm waiting for the paper to arrive. The way I set it up, each menu will be a 4x9 with a backing, so I bought 8.5x11 paper and I'm going to cut it with a paper cutter. The bottom layer will be just a little bit larger than 4x9 so I'll get 2 menus out of each sheet of paper. I should have the paper by the weekend, so I'll try to get one together and post a pic.
ETA: BTW, where is paper presentation? I looked online for a place to purchase paper locally but only found one place and the prices were outrageous, I got great deals online, but am curious as to how paper presentation is. Please let me know. Thanks!
JamDancer
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The easiest way is to just make two columns in the portrait layout and cut it in half, so you get two per regular 8.5x11 sheet.
meara
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Posted by JamDancer
The easiest way is to just make two columns in the portrait layout and cut it in half, so you get two per regular 8.5x11 sheet.
this is what I'm doing too!
ddnsp618
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im making a 5 x7 menu in microsoft publisher and then when i go to the print menu, you check multiple to a page and print 2 copies....if that makes sense.
