It is tempting to turn on the Spreads checkbox (in the Export PDF dialog box) in order to show what the book will look like, but I encourage you not to.įirst of all, as you found out, InDesign cannot merge the two pages (last page of one chapter and the first page of the next) together into a single spread. Making a PDF of a book actually look like a book isn’t as straightforward as you might hope. (This is not for final print, but only to show clients what their pages look like.) If I want to make a pdf, the spread option does not work for the last page from one document and the first page from the next document. With book documents, chapters usually start on a right page. New information below also includes links to other Creative Pro posts about this feature. Editor’s note: Since this post was first published in 2009, Adobe has added the Publish Online feature to InDesign, which could be an improvement on this client proof workflow for some designers.
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