Who knows how to make a one-page folded pamphlet?

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<p>Friend needs to put together something for her daughter’s senior night field hockey team. She has the pictures and all, but is not particularly computer-savvy. I think this is very doable in Word or PowerPoint, but before I spend much more time researching, I’m sure there are people out there who have done this.</p>

<p>End product would be one page, folded in half, open like a book.</p>

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<p>I used this recently. Not exactly what you’re asking, but it might help.</p>

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<p>If you have a mac, it’s easy to use some of their existing templates in Pages. Just replace what you need to replace with your own visuals and text and resize.</p>

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<p>Look for templates in Microsoft word, I would use keywords such as brochure. If you can’t find then, the feature you are looking for is ‘columns’. It is not complicated</p>

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<p>Thanks all. Neither friend nor I do Macs (but I know they’d be the way to go if we were used to them!). I did find some “greeting card” templates, but all came with some kind of theme on them (holiday, birthday, . . . ). In the meantime I played around with PPT–not sure if it’s what she has in mind but I cobbled together a test thingy with one slide for front and back and a second for the inside. I’m thinking print those on two sides of a sheet and call it a day? </p>

<p>That column stuff in Word looks good too–I’ll go explore now.</p>

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<p>Do either of you have Print Shop - even an older version? (seems we all had this when our kids were younger) - brochure templates on there…</p>

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<p>In Word, go to the Page Layout tab|Page Setup. On the Margins tab, there’s a dropdown box under Pages - choose Book Fold. That should give you what you need.</p>

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<p>^^Awesome. Thanks.</p>