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• Booklet Maker Support: Supports driver-based imposition through Booklet Maker, allowing jobs to move between Impose and the
Booklet Maker.
• Measurement Tool: Determines the distance between two reference points on a sheet.
• Creep Adjustment: Adjusts for creep to deliver straight, aligned text throughout a multipage document.
• Customizable Trim and Fold Marks: Defines the color, length, width, trim type and fold marks independently.
• Add, Delete and Duplicate Sheets: Inserts custom text for blank pages and adds, deletes or duplicates imposed images without
going back to the source document.
• Multi-Up Support: Offers imposition styles of up to 10 rows and 10 columns to optimize paper use for small items. Saves on click
charges with page double-up feature.
• Customizable Trim-and-Fold Marks: Define the color, length, width, trim type and fold marks independently.
For additional information on Fiery Impose, visit
http://www.efi.com/sqi.
Benefits:
Reduces print errors and saves significant time with job previews of printed output.
Minimizes the complexity of imposing VDP documents.
Includes booklet imposition and mixed-media settings display for a more accurate soft proof, ensuring the job is printed correctly
the first time.
Handles last-minute text and image editing with powerful PDF editing capabilities.
Simplifies page merging with drag-and-drop ease.
User Defined Finish Size
Designers typically design documents to be printed based on their final finished, or trimmed, size. This finish size is often smaller than the
sheet size on which they are printed. The PDF definition of the final finish size is the “trim box.” In addition, designers may define content
to bleed beyond the final finished size. This bleed box value gives the operator and finishing equipment some latitude in finishing the
document to prevent unexpected white space between the specified finish size and actual trimmed size. The imposition of the job,
including placement of trim marks, is based on the finish size of the job.
Previously, operators had to set up files for imposition by using Fiery Impose bleed values to set the finish size. Additionally, operators or
designers sometimes needed to modify original files and define a custom page size to define a bleed, which affected the positioning of
content on the page.
With Command WorkStation 5.3, Fiery Impose takes advantage of the designer-defined trim box and bleed box information incorporated
in the file. The operator can select “User Defined” as the Finish Size setting. This maps the trim box value in the file to the Impose Finish
Size setting. The system also reads and applies the bleed value defined in the document.
Support of designer-defined trim-and-bleed definitions means the print operator does not have to spend time determining the finish size
and bleed size in Impose or make modifications to the original file to impose and print the file. With the User Defined Finish Size feature,
Impose automatically imposes the job based on the designers’ finish size definition.
Additionally, Impose can accurately impose and print jobs composed of several PDF files with unique trim-and-bleed sizes and page
(media box) sizes.
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