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Printing Documents 2-Up (or n-up) on a Page in InDesign

By: David Blatner

October 20 2008 • 2:04 PM

There are no good ways to do n-up printing in InDesign, but there some excellent workarounds and scripts.

Tags: Data Merge, Imposition
Posted in Plugins and Scripts, Printing and Exporting | 12 Comments »

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