User's Manual

Printing a job using the DocuSP web interface
4-16 Guide to Printing Using Xerox Production Print Services
NOTE: Any shift that you set using the Image Shift option
may interfere with any offset for binding that the application
sets in the document file.
To shift the image on the printed page, follow these steps:
1. From the Image Shift pull-down menu, select one of the
following image shift options.
NOTE: These options may be available only if the Sides
Imaged parameter on the Job Setup tab window is set to
one of the [2 Sided] options, and the printer supports
independent side 2 image shift.
• Independent: Independent vertical or horizontal shift
for the images on both side 1 and side 2.
• Mirror X: A horizontal-only shift that moves the
images on both sides in opposite directions. This
leaves the vertical shift independent for both sides.
• Mirror Y: A vertical shift that moves the images on
both sides in opposite directions. This leaves the
horizontal shift independent for both sides.
• Mirror X and Y: A horizontal and vertical image shift
that moves the images on both sides in opposite
directions from each other. [Mirror both] is best used
for two-sided jobs.
• Mirror X, Tandem Y: A horizontal shift that moves the
images on both sides in opposite directions from each
other, and a vertical shift that moves both of the
images in the same direction.
• Mirror Y, Tandem X: A vertical shift that moves the
images on both sides in opposite directions from each
other, and a horizontal shift that moves both the
images in the same direction for both sides.
• Tandem X: A horizontal shift that moves the images
on both sides in the same direction. This leaves the
vertical shift independent for both sides.
• Tandem Y: A vertical shift that moves the images on
both sides in the same direction. This leaves the
horizontal shift independent for both sides. Tandem is
best used for head-to-toe jobs.
• Tandem X and Y: A horizontal and vertical shift that
moves the images on both side 1 and side 2 in the
same direction.