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Hi,
I am formatting a booklet/chapbook in Microsoft word (using the standard booklet template found in Word), and noticed that when exporting the file (as a .doc) when emailing and exporting the doc into a pdf, the format changes quite significantly. The page count increases, and design elements in the document change drastically. I know that exporting to a pdf is not in Microsoft Word's nature and tends to change the format, but I don't know why the document style is changing when I simply email it in the original form. Please help! Images attached: first image is document when sent via email, second image is original doc format in desktop Word
Text boxes and images may need moving and possibly also resizing to fit the page before you print the document as a booklet. This is a known limitation with the booklet (book fold) option in Word.