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Table Of Contents
- Table of contents
- Quark Item Marks
- Quark MarkIt
- Quark Imposer for QuarkXPress
- Overview
- Setting Up Printer Flats
- Step 1: Specifying a Sheet Type
- Step 2: Specifying an Imposition Type
- Step 3: Specifying a Binding Type
- Step 4: Flipping and Moving Pages
- Step 5: Specifying Bleed
- Step 6: Specifying Creep
- How Creep Works
- Step 7: Specifying Crossover
- Step 8: Specifying Margins
- Step 9: Specifying Gaps
- Step 10: Specifying Registration Marks
- Step 11: Printing with Quark Imposer
- Tiling with Quark Imposer
- Creating Custom Impositions
- Previewing Printer Flats
- Creating and Choosing Styles
- Sample Imposition Scenarios
- Quark Imposer for Acrobat
- Setting Up Printer Flats
- Step 1: Specifying a Sheet Type
- Step 2: Specifying an Imposition Type
- Step 3: Specifying a Binding Type
- Step 4: Flipping and Moving Pages
- Step 5: Specifying Bleed
- Step 6: Specifying Creep
- How Creep Works
- Step 7: Specifying Crossover
- Step 8: Specifying Margins
- Step 9: Specifying Gaps
- Step 10: Specifying Registration Marks
- Step 11: Creating an imposed PDF file with Quark Imposer
- Creating Custom Impositions
- Previewing Printer Flats
- Creating and Choosing Styles
- Handling PDFs with Bleed Included
- Sample Imposition Scenarios
- Setting Up Printer Flats
EXAMPLE 2
Color Bars and Gray Bars are now checked in addition to Targets and Crop
Marks
in the Trim area. Note how the color and gray bars are placed underneath
the target marks. The target marks should always remain frontmost.
Color bars and gray bars are placed under target marks.
EXAMPLE 3
All the Plate Tags are checked — Project Name, Date & Time, and CMYK
Tags
— and Notes are added. Note the placement for each.
Small text boxes display plate tags in 7-point Helvetica.
USING THE MARKS PANE
CHAPTER 1: QUARK ITEM MARKS
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