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Webinar Q&A: Templates, Tips and Tools to Help You Self-Publish Team LuluTEAM LULU FacebookTweetLinkedInPin In case you missed Lulu’s Templates, Tips, And Tools To Help You Self-Publish webinar on April 8th, we’ve got you covered! Today I’m going to run through a bunch of the questions we received during the webinar. Some of these we were able to respond to in real-time, but even then I’m going to do my best to expand on some of the most important questions about designing your book and using templates. But first, let’s get everyone who couldn’t join us a link to the recording! Questions From Our Viewers We had a few questions in the Q&A section and a bunch more in our chat panel.

I’m going to answer a number of these in a little more detail than we managed South Sudan Email List during the live webinar. But please do use our comment section to ask for follow-ups! From Bill: Using Microsoft Word 2007. It does not allow a direct conversion to PDF. Word 2007 has the option to Save As to PDF and the option to Print To PDF. But Word 2017 is 13 years old and is not being maintained by Microsoft any longer. So I strongly recommend upgrading to a newer version or trying out Libre Office, a great free alternative! You can also create your manuscript in Word and import the contents into InDesign or Affinity Publisher to do the layout.



This will ensure you create a well-formed PDF ready for printing! From Cupideros: Is it possible to redo the internal text pages while keeping the book cover, ISBN stuff? Actually I use Microsoft Word 2016, docx Absolutely! Lulu makes it free to create your book AND free to revise your book. All you need to do is sign in and click the ‘Revise’ button for the project you need to update. Then replace your file for the interior with the corrected one.