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programmable. Signature shift, on the other hand, still will
selectable.
• Crop Marks
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DocuSP provides the ability to specify the output sides on
which to image crop marks. When one-sided printing is
selected, the user will be able to choose between printing no
crop marks and printing crop marks on the front side of the
output.
However, when two-sided printing is selected (duplex or head-
to-toe), the user will also be able to choose printing crop marks
on the back side of the output and printing crop marks on both
sides of the output.
In addition, when a signature-style layout is selected, all four
crop mark options will be available, regardless of the user
programmed plex, since two-sided printing is implied and
overridden in the signature cases.
When auto-size is selected, crop marks will not be available
for programming, as Auto-Size calculates a reduce/enlarge
value which will automatically image to the edge of the output
sheet and crop marks are only placed along the exterior of the
imaged output. The one exception to this rule is when an
outside margin is programmed in conjunction with auto-size R/
E. Since a border of white space is placed around the imaged
output, the imaged output will be automatically scaled to fit
within that border and crop marks will be placed within the
outside margin.
Caveats for using the Layout feature
• Job programming is applied after the pages are imposed.
These settings include Sides Imaged, Collation, Image Shift,
and Quantity. It is possible to program settings that create a
conflict with the layout settings. This may produce unexpected
or incorrect results when the images are imposed. For
instance, if you remove collation on a set of prints you wish to
impose as saddle signature, you get N copies of each page
next to each other instead of 1-N, 1-N, 1-N, etc. This may
create problems when the signature booklet is sent to the
Signature Booklet Maker.
• All special page programming, such as inserts, covers, and
page exceptions, are ignored when using the Layout feature.
In addition, color management settings made at the job or
queue level are not considered when using layout. To perform
color corrections on imposed jobs, make your imposition
selections and then save the job as a reprint file. Then, you
can perform color corrections on the reprint file.
• The Layout feature is valid only for PostScript and PDF print
jobs and spooling queues. Any page-level PostScript