If I can't find it online in less than, oh, 1-2 minutes I consider it buried a little too deep in the Interweb.
You know, you're searching for that file or update or specification and you keep ending up on those spam pages that link you to another spam page... or a Yahoo! Answers page of dubious credibility.
I tried searching for a template for a tri-fold brochure for InDesign, found a couple links, but didn't really find what I was looking for so I made my own.
I tried to make the measurements "perfect" (with the last page slightly smaller so it will fold in correctly) so here is what they are:
Margins: 3/8" (2.25 pica -- you can change this easily)
First two pages: 3.6875 inches (22.125 pica)
Last page: 3.625 inches (21.75 pica)
Grids on the folds, with grid lines 3/8" from the fold.
Viola! The Perfect Tri-Fold CS3 InDesign Brochure Template Download! (right click to download)
Let me know if I screwed up. (or if, say, InDesign already had this built in and I just wasted an hour)
Posted by alangage at June 16, 2009 08:01 PM
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Crazy timing on this. I needed to do a brochure for a club today and it worked pretty well. The only change I had to make on it was the outside borders. They don't need to be quite that wide to print on most printers (just .25 inches on each side, I've found). I had a lot of information to squeeze in there, so I adjusted those. Otherwise it worked great. Thanks buddy!!
Posted by: Rua at June 17, 2009 11:28 AM
No prob! Maybe I will change the margins when I get around to it.
Posted by: Andy at June 17, 2009 02:34 PM
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