How do I create a booklet using Microsoft Word?
Answer
When you have to create a booklet for a course assignment, it is a good idea to use the templates that come with Word. The Booklet templates are easy to locate in Word by following the directions below.
You should also be creative and visual so that your booklet grabs the attention of the reader. You can do this by inserting images. If you have sources to cite, the references in a booklet could look different than what you see in a research paper but will still include reference citations and in-text citations in APA format. Insert the reference citations on the last page under "References" and include the in-text citations near the image or text being cited. Refer to the APA guide when you have questions about formatting.
Follow these steps to create a booklet using a template:
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Go to File > New.
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Type booklet in the search box and select the search icon.
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When you find the template you want to use, select it and choose Create. Select the booklet template and not the poetry template for the best results.
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Click File > Save a copy to save your booklet.
To print your booklet, go to File > Print. Booklet templates are designed to make sure the page sequence and orientation will be correct if you print them on both sides of the paper, flipped along the short edge.
If you have a double-sided printer, just print the document. If you have a single-sided printer:
- Go to File > Print.
- Change the setting to Manual Print on Both Sides.
- Print one side.
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When prompted, remove the printed pages and put them back into the input tray.
For more information about creating booklets in Microsoft Word, visit the following page on the Microsoft Support site:
Create a booklet using a Word template
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