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Printing
Duplexed Booklets from Adobe InDesign
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Preview
the imposition
InBooklet offers a Preview Tab that enables you to view
the imposition setup. This will allow you to make an necessary
changes to the Layout Tab and/or Printing Tab, before any
printing is done.
Click
OK to continue the printing process.
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Set
up Print Options
Here we set what spreads to print.
In the
Advanced Page Controls section, set Options to Odd Pages
Only. After printing the odd spreads, place the pages back
into the laser printer (making sure they are inserted correctly)
and print again specifying Even Pages Only for Options.
Set
Color to Composite Mode and click Print to continue the
printing process.
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Final
output
Printing this document using the outlined sequence will
result in a booklet that has copy printed on both sides
of the paper. This can then be folded in half to simulate
the printed piece.
When
printing spreads greater than your paper size, specify a
reduction scale factor.
Changes
that need to be made when printing a composite vs. printing
final film output is to add margins, bleeds, and to specify
crop and registration marks. When printing to final film,
specify Both Pages for Options.
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Greg
Hatem is the product manager at A Lowly Apprentice Productions.
He is a graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology and has a
degree in print technology. Greg can be reached at Greg@alap.com.
For more information about ALAP, visit http://www.alap.com.
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