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Parameter
Preflight
Split to Booklet
APR/OPI
Job Slug
Option
Run preflight
Split to Booklets
Number of pages
per booklet
High resolution
images
Low resolution
images
APR path
Color bar
Job name
Sheet number and
side (front/back)
Date and time
Description
Checks the status of key job components before the job is
sent for processing. You can select from the following options:
Fonts
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High resolution
Spot colors
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Your job is RIPed and the missing components are identified.
Splits a PostScript, PDF, or large VI job that does not have
a booklet structure into booklets.
Note: Unexpected results might occur when you use this
option for VDP jobs that already have a booklet structure.
The desired number of booklets.
Note: If the specified number of pages per booklet is not
sufficient to produce complete booklets and there is a
remainder of pages, the last pages will form a booklet that
contains less pages than specified.
Replaces low-resolution images in your job with high-
resolution images that are located in a specified APR or
OPI path.
Prints the job with the existing low-resolution images—for
example, for proofing purposes.
There are two default paths in which the searching for high-
resolution images:
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Search the input folder: The first searces for high-
resolution images in the same folder as the PDF file.
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D:\Shared\High Res: You can save your high-resolution
files in this folder and the search this folder during the
RIP for the high-resolution files.
Click the (+) button to define a new path for your high-
resolution files.
Prints a slug in the margins of your job with the selected
options.
Prints a measurable color bar. Looking at this bar, you can
tell the state of the the printer and whether the quality is
consistent. You might need to perform calibration or color
proofing.
The Job name is printed in the margin of the sheets within a
job.
The sheet number and side is printed in the margin of the
sheets within a job.
The date and time is printed in the margin of the sheets
within a job.
Chapter 10—Job parameters
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