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3.3.5. Sequence of sheets in the signature

1. Licensing options and technical support – expand

1. Commercial version – licensing method
2. Technical support

2. About the Impozycjoner B program – expand

      1. Variant B of the Impozycjoner program
      2. Getting started with the program
      3. Program interface

3. Detailed overview of tool panels

      1. F1 IMPOSITION FILES panel
      2. F2 IMPOSITION PARAMETERS panel
      3. F3 SEQUENCE OF SIGNATURES/SHEETS panel
               1. Exception table
               2. Example entries in the exception table
               3. Additional function of the Exception Table
               4. Reverse numbering of signatures and sheets
               5. Sequence of sheets in the signature
      4. F4 CREEP REDUCTION panel
      5. F5 SPACING BETWEEN COLUMNS/ROWS panel
      6. F6 OUTPUT FILE panel
      7. F7 GRAPHIC ELEMENTS ON THE IMPOSITION SHEET panel
      8. F8 FINAL OPTIONS panel
      9. Saving the imposition project
      10. Imposition templates

4. F7 GRAPHICAL ELEMENTS ON THE IMPOSITION SHEET panel – expand

      1. Subpanel CUTTING MARKERS
      2. Subpanel FOLD MARK
      3. Subpanel COLLATION MARK
      4. Subpanel CUT-OFF LINES
      5. Subpanel TEXT FRAMES
      6. Subpanel CODES
      7. Subpanel GEOMETRIC FIGURES
      8. Subpanel ELEMENTS IN PDF FORMAT
      9. Subpanel DENSITOMETRIC STRIPS
      10. Subpanel SIDE GUIDE MARKERS
      11. Subpanel REGISTRATION MARKS
      12. Subpanel OFFSET PLATE COLOR MARKINGS (SEPARATION)
      13. Positioning of texts, codes, figures and PDF elements on the imposition sheet
      14. Placing drawn markers on selected sheets and pages

5. Folding scheme management – expand

      1. List of folding schemes
      2. Missing folding schemes
      3. Editing folding schemes

3.3.5. Sequence of sheets in the signature

An incomplete signature may contain only whole sheets, only split sheets, or both whole and split sheets. The relative position of these sheets within the signature is determined by the options available in the Signature order section (applies only to sewn and saddle stitch binding, as perfect binding is single-sheet).

Possible configurations:

• WSD – whole sheets are placed closest to the cover, followed by split sheets, if any, arranged in descending order of the number of different pages of the document per sheet, for example: S2x16 + S4x8 + S8x4;

• WSA – whole sheets are placed first, followed by split sheets, if any, sorted by the ascending number of different pages in the document per sheet, for example: S8x4 + S4x8 + S2x16;

• SDW – split sheets, if any, are placed first, sorted in the descending order of the number of different pages of the document per sheet, for example: S2x16 + S4x8 + S8x4, followed by whole sheets;

• SAW – split sheets, if any, are placed first, sorted in the ascending order of the number of different pages of the document per sheet, for example: S8x4 + S4x8 + S2x16, followed by whole sheets.

Note! This does not apply to perfect binding, as there is only one sheet per signature in perfect binding, regardless of whether it is complete or incomplete.

Example. Saddle stitch binding, 52 pages, 8 pages per sheet, Whole + Split descending option selected. The first 6 sheets in the signature are Whole W1x8 sheets, the last sheet is a split S2x4 sheet.

After changing the option to Split ascending + Whole, the order of the sheets is reversed, with sheet S2x4 as the first sheet.