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I desire to purchase all 8 Adventure Rider magazines but I don’t see an address or application. Need your help.
Hi Bert,
Simply go to http://www.rideok.magcloud.com and you can add any of their issues to your cart. Then check out using Paypal or a credit card and we’ll print and ship the magazines straight to you.
Thanks!
Hi there, I would like to create a saddle stitched MagCloud publication that contains double page spreads. I see that in the guidelines it is not advised unless the publication is perfect bound, yet there are saddle stiched publications featured. Any advice on how to set double page spreads up for print would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, Dave
Hi Dave,
You can create double page spreads in saddle stitch or perfect bound publications. The reason we specifically touch on this for perfect bound publications is because this binding method can result in the loss of some content into the spine area, which can cause issues with images that extend across the spine. With saddle stitched publications, you don’t need to worry about this issue – simply put half of the image on a lefthand page and the other half on the opposing righthand page so that the halves meet along the inside edges of the two pages. Keep in mind that you’ll still need to export your PDF as single pages, not spreads, as described in our PDF Guides. After uploading your file, you should see in your preview that the two halves meet to create a single image across both pages.
I hope that helps,
Meghan