Xerox DocuColor 250 Online Help Manual page 68

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– Original Size: Specify the size of the input PostScript/
PDF job
– Scale: factor by which each side of the original page
image is multiplied before being imposed
– Pages on Sheet Side options: Repeated, Sequential,
or Alternating
To illustrate how the Custom Multiple Up Layout Style is
imposed, consider a simple 4-page input job. Each page of the
original document can be printed multiple times on the Letter,
Legal, or Ledger output page, or you may print multiple pages
on the output page. The scale factor that is chosen, along with
the size of the output page, determines the size of the
imposed image on the output page. You may also choose the
Alternating option that imposes the odd-numbered pages on
the rear of each segment of the final page. DocuSP arranges
the odd-numbered page images (1,3,5,...,N-1) in left-to-right,
top-to-bottom order on the front side of the output sheet. The
corresponding even-numbered page images (2,4,6,...,N) are
imaged directly behind their respective preceding page image
number on the back side of the output sheet.
The output for Custom Multiple Up can be single-sided or
double-sided, although it must be double-sided when using the
Alternating option. You may also choose to print crop marks.
Notes:
– Scaling: auto-size, default scale (100%), or select
scale percentage
DocuSP creates an imposed image grid such that:
– Each box equals the specified original size adjusted by
scale
– The grid includes as many boxes as fit on the Stock
Size in the specified orientation
– There is no white space between boxes
– The grid is centered on the page
– Crop marks, if selected, print at the outside edges of
the grid, not between image boxes.
– Bleed on the outside edges of the grid, within the
imageable area of the stock, print appropriately.
– If the Original Size is greater than the PDL page size,
the image is oriented in the lower left corner of each
box on the grid.
– If the PDL page size is greater than the Original Size,
each box contains the image, cropped from the lower
left corner of the page.
– It is recommended that when creating a PS/PDF file,
you ensure that the PDL page size is the size of the
image to be imposed. When specifying the layout, you
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