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Jog after every: Use the drop-down to select when to jog the printer, which is either
None (no forced jogging) or at the Job, Job Segment, Document or Document
Set level.
Booklet Options
The Booklet Options page defines how to generate booklets in the output. It is used in
conjunction with Imposition settings, which will appear after the Booklet entries have been
made.
This page includes a handy illustration that displays how the final binding would look, based
upon the current selections.
Options:
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Configuration: Use the drop-down to select the type of binding to use:
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Saddle Binding: This binding places all the pages in a stack, binds the middle and
folds the stack as one.
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Perfect Binding: This binding type is often used for books. Pages are folded in the
middle and then set side by side. The pages are then bound along the folded
"spine".
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1 up Perfect Binding: This binding does not contain any folding. The pages are
lined up side by side and bound along one edge.
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Booklet Binding Edge: Use the drop-down to select the side on which to bind the
booklet.
Optional Cover Page sections are available to Saddle Binding only.
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Cover Page checkbox: Check to enable cover pages to be created with the options
below:
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Media selections:
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Cover Media Size: Use the drop-down to select the media size for the cover
page, or use a Custom size and select Width and Height values.
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Front Cover selections:
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Blank: Select to add no data to the front cover.
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First page on outside and second page on inside: Select to use the first 2
pages as the inside and outside of the front cover.
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