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Adobe Creative Suite 5 Printing Guide 49

preset. If you have not created a custom flattener preset, choose the

High Resolution preset.

Advanced Options

e Print As Bitmap option is only

available for non-PostScript printers; it

may be useful if complex content

causes an error. Choose a resolution

from the pop-up menu to the right of

the Print as Bitmap option. Choose the

appropriate Transparency Flaener

preset for your workow. For most

situations, High Resolution is

appropriate, but if you have created a

custom aener preset,

choose it.

Summary: Here you’ll see an overview of all the settings selected; a

text log of the summary

can be saved by clicking the Save Summary button at the bottom of this

panel. You may find it useful to save the summary log and archive it

with the final files, to assist with future handling of the file.

Summary

is provides an overview of all the

print seings currently in eect.

Scroll through the log window to see

all seings without having to click on

individual options in the le pane. To

save as a text le, click the Save

Summary buon at the boom.

Printing booklets

Although you probably use a dedicated imposition solution for complex

imposed pagination, it can sometimes be helpful to print simple

paginated comp versions of a multipage document to visualize the final

pagination. The Print Booklet feature in InDesign (File > Print Booklet)

allows you to do this, without tying up a workstation devoted to

imposition. However, the Print Booklet feature is no substitute for

dedicated imposition software, especially since your final printing files

are likely to be PDF files, not native InDesign files. It is preferable to

generate imposed mechanical proofs via your imposition software,

using final files.

There are three configurations available in Print Booklet: 2-up Saddle

Stitch, 2-up Perfect Bound, and Consecutive (which includes 2-up, 3-up

and 4-up Consecutive). You can also pick a page range for the

imposition. The modes of imposition are:

2-up Saddle Stitch: Creates two-page printer spreads, which can be

duplexed, collated, folded and stapled. If necessary to complete the

pagination, blank pages are added to the end of the document. The

options for Space Between Pages, Bleed Between Pages, and Signature

Size are not available in Saddle Stitch mode.

2-up Perfect Bound: Creates two-page printer spreads for duplexing

and trimming on all four sides of the pages, to be bound into to a cover

with a spine. If the number of pages can’t be evenly divided by the

number of pages in a signature, InDesign adds blank pages to the end of

the document.

Consecutive: Creates a two-, three-, or four-page panel appropriate to a

foldout booklet or brochure. In Consecutive mode, Bleed Between

Pages, Creep, and Signature Size are not available. This mode does not

provide any option for short-trimming a panel that folds in first.

Print Booklet is, as the name implies, a method of printing. It does not

create a new InDesign document with imposed pages, but produces a

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