I don't have many booklets on the site because they are a pain
to do.
If you need booklets, you can buy them (and preview them for free) at:
View-Master
Booklets Online
If you want to scan them yourself I got these Tips from Dan Shane on making a pdf for
booklets:
Now, here is how I created the booklet reproductions:
I carefully remove the staple from the booklet and separate the 8 sheets (in the
case of a standard 16-page booklet).
I scan them in at 300 dpi, creating 8 separate JPEG images. Then I start a Word
document with a template I made with the proper margins (I can supply the
template if you like), and I insert 2 images per 8-1/2 x 11 page in the correct
sequence. I finish by creating a PDF file, but I could just as easily print
directly from Word. The Acrobat file is much smaller, obviously.
By sequencing the images correctly, it is possible to print sheet one, turn the
paper over, then print sheet two on the reverse side.
Here is the sequence for the booklet sheets. Putting an imaginary label of 1F,
1R (for SHEET ONE - FRONT, SHEET ONE - REVERSE), 2F, 2R, etc., the 4 MS Word
pages would be set up like this:
1F 1R 3F 3R
== == == ==
2F 2R 4F 4R
As you can see, odd numbered VM booklet sheets go on top of each MS Word page,
even on the bottom. I set top and side margins for 1/2".
