Use Your Mac To Create Booklet Sized PDFs. Free.

It would not be a Friday if we couldn’t come up with another nifty utility for your Mac, right? Friday Freebie is here for a reason.

You know that OS X does PDF documents, both printing and reading. Add a handy utility to print booklets in PDF format.

Big whoop, right? Surprisingly, many Mac users don’t know that Mac OS X also saves documents as PDF files. It’s easy, but there are limitations.

Click on the File menu in Safari. Then select Print at the bottom of the menu. What you get is the standard printer dialog.... (excerpted).

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