HAR HAR HAR

So irish is just ignoring all our good help ? sjeesh

maybe he decided to use PowerPoint

HA! I was thinking crayons and cocktail napkins.

Sorry guys. All of a sudden I'm being "utilised" at work. I was out of the office yesterday and couldn't do my usual not-quite-work-related surfing (though ironically, this particular thead was about as work-related as you can get).

We have full versions of Acrobat here at work, so I reckon I'm going to give that a go. If I really have nothing to do one day, I might try to force the postscript printer thingymajig to print a two-pager by doing a one-pager that's twice as big as the page (that's the idea, right Cynn?)

Saving as EPS was something that didn't even cross my mind. Thanks for that.

Thanks also for confirming that the option just doesn't exist in Illustrator. I was going round the bend trying to find if there was one.

Thanks everyone! (even reinman! )

i'd open a .bfo file (big f**k off) in photoshop, copy and paste both pages on that, crop and resize to suit, but i'm just a thick electrician and dont have a clue what you are all talking about

Well, I know it's been a while, but I just came across this tutorial (and explanation) about printing multiple pages in Illustrator. It's pretty much exactly what cynn was talking about. http://www.sketchpad.net/multipage.htm

Also, I ended up using Sage's method at the time, which meant that I didn't need to go the EPS root. Just add one page to the other in Acrobat. This was handy, as I was missing a font on the computer I was using at the time, so opening the files up again in Illustrator was a problem, whereas working with the pdfs I had already created was easy.

Thanks again everyone. You rock.