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Cocoabooklet

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This program lets you create a booklet out of a PDF file, which is known as pages imposition.

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  • Free PersonalProprietary

Country of Origin

  • CH flagSwitzerland

Platforms

  • Mac
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  • pdf
  • booklet

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Cocoabooklet information

  • Developed by

    CH flagFabien Conus
  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Free Personal product.
  • Alternatives

    7 alternatives listed
  • Supported Languages

    • English

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Cocoabooklet was added to AlternativeTo by otisfunkmeyer on Apr 16, 2011 and this page was last updated Nov 27, 2014.
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What is Cocoabooklet?

This program lets you create a booklet out of a PDF file, which is known as pages imposition.

It is a useful tool to reduce the number of pages that has to be printed, which lets you save a lot of paper.

A booklet is book that is bound in the middle. Which means that a booklet has four pages printed on one sheet of paper (two on each sides). If you have for example a PDF file with 8 pages, your booklet will look like this:

• First sheet, first side: pages 8 and 1 • First sheet, second side: pages 2 and 7 • Second sheet, first side: pages 6 and 3 • Second sheet, second side: pages 4 and 5

The bottom line is that you simply print your booklet, staple it by the middle, fold it in two and you have a book.

CocoaBooklet also lets you create a minibooklet. This is especially useful for printers that cannot print on both sides.

In addition, CocoaBooklet can be setup as a PDF service. Thus, when you print a document (from your favorite browser or text editor or whatever) you will find a button that gives you the opportunity to create a PDF file but also to directly create a booklet.

Cocoabooklet appears to be discontinued, but it can still be downloaded from MacUpdate icon MacUpdate (http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/14804/cocoabooklet) & Softpedia icon Softpedia (http://mac.softpedia.com/get/DTP-Prepress/CocoaBooklet.shtml).