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I've been given a design for a template in PDF format which was created in Adobe InDesign and I have to recreate it in Word. The design has some odd margins which I imagine are easy enough to do in a DTP but I'm struggling in Word:
- the first page has 4.5cm left, right 1cm,
- page 2 and subsequent even pages have left 4.5cm, right 2.5cm
- page 3 and subsequent even pages have left 2.5cm and right 4.5cm
I've used mirror margins to take care of pages 2 onwards and I've basically faked the margins on the first page using indents. However the design has a table which extends from page 1 right through to page 4 and I can't get it to respect the margins on each page (it's too far right on odd pages, two far left on even ones). It looks OK on my faked first page!
Any ideas? Many thanks
instead of faking first page, create different section for first page and the rest of the document. Making it properly hopefully will also work with the table. – Máté Juhász – 2016-09-22T13:45:32.883
Thanks for the reply. Could you be more specific please? I'm not great with Word. So the table runs right from the first page to page four, where should I put the break, and what type of break? Will that then allow different margins for the first page and mirror margins for subsequent pages? – Absinthe – 2016-09-22T13:55:16.953