NMP pamphlet - PLEASE READ!!!!

[monty]

I'll try and send it now. (again I didn't get notifications of these posts...?)

It is MS Publisher 2002.

Lucy -x-

[nomorepanic]

Thanks Lucy

I will go and have a look now and let you know. Much appreciated

[nomorepanic]

Lucy

I got a new laptop without Publisher on it but I have it now so can start to look at.

Thanks so much and I haven't forgotten about it and you ok?

[monty]

No problem.

Yes I'm ok and you?

Lucy -x-

[nomorepanic]

Lucy

I can't work out how to print it of double-sided so it all folds up as the 1st and last page seem to be on there own.

Is there a trick to this as I am not sure how to use publisher.

Cheers

[monty]

I think it is mostly just fiddling and getting pages the right way up in the printer that does it but it might help to check the following:

click on 'file', then 'page setup', click the 'layout' tab, and under 'publication type' click 'booklet', and under 'orientation' click 'landscape'.

Hope that helps!!

Lucy -x-

[nanny]

I think my tip would be.....................

Don't forget a bad day is just a blip, and also don't forget to turn to your friends who understand

[mad4it]

Don't be afraid of medication. Sometimes you just need help to be you again.

[DeniseB]

This may seem a daft tip but it really worked for me!!

Agraphobia and panic when things are quite bad!

I always had points along my journey, however short, that i could go to in need of supposed rescue!

These could be a friends house, the Dr's surgery - the list can be as long as you like! At time I even included things like the ambulance station (surley they could help if I was panicing!).

I must admit I never used them, but just the knowledge they were there gave me reassurance!

One other daft point - on average an ambulance can be with you in 3 minutes - if the worst ever happened (which it will usually won't) it wouldn't be long before the emergancy services where there to help!

Denise x