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Not to cloud the issue, but as long as you're using Photoshop 5 or later, ANY version of Photoshop works well with PageMaker 6.5 ... the only reason I stop as far back as PShop 5 is that it has a full feature set for image correction of print-targeted images ... Good luck, Randy Hagan-htech...

Can't ensure that pages will start on RH side with Paragraph style formatting, as you've already discovered. But you can break the book down into chapters and then use the Book function to join the chapters together and start each chapter's poage # with "Next Odd Page" option. When...

Well, it's not obvious, but it is pretty simple ... 1) Select the element with the Arrow Tool 2) If it's not already visible, go to the Window>Show Control Palette menu command to open the Control Palette 3) Take note of the page dimension, then halve it -- e.g. 8.5" for a letter/legal...

In short, yes -- you should combine your layered pixel images into lone large file in Photoshop, then place the large image into PageMaker. The problem I believe you're encountering is that as you layer your multiple pixel image, the ones below are opaqued. PageMaker can adjust the relative...

You don't want to place halftones directly into PageMaker or InDesign if you can help it. Like zefit said in the previous post, you want to work with 8-bit/grayscale images whenever you can get away with it, and let your output device (laser printer, imagesetter, platemaker, etc.) determine your...

In the print dialog box, click on the Paper button. On that screen there's the option to turn on the "Printer's marks" check box (crops, registration marks, color bars and file information outside the trim size) or check "Crops and bleeds only" (which only provides your...

Yes, it is possible. 1. Use your data brackets to contain the style you want in your text, as in: <styleinPageMaker> Your text goes from here ... NOTE: The name in the data brackets must match the style name in your PageMaker document EXACTLY -- and it is case sensitive. 2. When you place...