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Fit to page stretches the PDF to fit the page size.
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Centered centers the PDF on the page, vertically and horizontally.
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Absolute places the PDF at a specific location on the page. Use the Top field to
specify the distance between the top side of the page and the top side of the PDF,
and the Left field to specify the distance between the left side of the page and the
left side of the PDF.
5.
Optionally, if the PDF has more than one page, you can set the range of pages that
should be used.
Note
The number of pages in the Print section is automatically adjusted to the number of
pages in the PDF file that are being used as the section's background image.
6.
Finally, click OK.
Note
To set the background of a section in script, you need a Control Script; see "Control Scripts" on
page 258 and "Control Script API" on page 516.
Setting the binding style for a Print section
In printing, Finishing is the binding style, or the way pages are bound together. Each Print
section can have its own Finishing settings, as well as the Print context as a whole; see
"Setting the binding style for the Print context" on page73.
To set the binding style of a Print section:
1.
On the Resources pane, expand the Contexts folder, expand the Print context and right-
click the Print section.
2.
Click Finishing.
3. Choose a Binding style and, if applicable, the number of holes.
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