Program to make a Program

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richardshewfelt

Discussion Starter · Mar 12, 2009

So thinking in terms that i can get any program available no matter cost, i need the best program to make a "program" for a school concert, the program is going to be the size of a standard piece of paper, folded in half so the front and back will be on the same side, and both inside panels will be on the same side.

any suggestions
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TUDJ

· #2 · Mar 12, 2009

We used MS Publisher in school, it did the trick and allowed you to display the page in the way you described.

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richardshewfelt

Discussion Starter · #3 · Mar 12, 2009

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Originally Posted by tUDJ

We used MS Publisher in school, it did the trick and allowed you to display the page in the way you described.

kool ill look into it, any other suggestions anyone?

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excoracer

· #4 · Mar 12, 2009

Adobe pagemaker

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richardshewfelt

Discussion Starter · #5 · Mar 12, 2009

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Adobe pagemaker

Hmmm, is that anything like "indesign", thanks for the suggestion will check it out.

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PsikyoJebus

· #6 · Mar 12, 2009

I used to work in a university concert hall, heh, and we just used good ol' MS word 2003. Go to file-> page setup. Choose landscape. Then go to Format-> columns, pick two columns. Make the 1st page the inside program, the 1st column on the second page the back cover, and the 2nd column the cover. Pick a nice font and use some some nice paper for a real authentic look. A fancy font with nice paper will look a lot nicer and more formal than crazy borders and little designs bordering words and whatnots.....at least according to the music school faculty.

I'm assuming you have access to a printer that prints on both sides.

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richardshewfelt

Discussion Starter · #7 · Mar 12, 2009

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Originally Posted by PsikyoJebus

I used to work in a university concert hall, heh, and we just used good ol' MS word 2003. Go to file-> page setup. Choose landscape. Then go to Format-> columns, pick two columns. Make the 1st page the inside program, the 1st column on the second page the back cover, and the 2nd column the cover. Pick a nice font and use some some nice paper for a real authentic look. A fancy font with nice paper will look a lot nicer and more formal than crazy borders and little designs bordering words and what nots.....at least according to the music school faculty.

I'm assuming you have access to a printer that prints on both sides.

Thanks for the tips, i think im going to go with ms publisher, but in the event i use word, im using your how to ahah.

And i have everything at my disposal, school paper and printers, and most of all FREE CLASSES.

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