In Fiery JobMaster, you can add page numbers and content to different pages of your job and specify a number of parameters.

1. Right-click a spooled/held job in Command WorkStation, and choose JobMaster.
2. In the Page View pane, select a page or pages, and choose Actions > Edit numbering.
3. In the Page Numbers & Stamping window, specify the settings. You can preview choices you make in the Fiery JobMaster window. When you finish, click OK.

   • Select , Move - Selects or moves the image.

   • Page Numbers - To enable, click the Disabled button. Displays page number options, as well as the Background button and its options.

   • Text - Use the plus sign to access menus for specifying page numbers, date, time, and the name of the document. The default position of this text is the lower right corner of the page. You can change the size of the field in the Preview window. You can also move it to other locations by using the Select tool.

   • Background - To enable, click the Disabled button. Select color and opacity of background in the page number field.

   • Start at - Enter the page number you want used for the first page of the job. Page numbering always counts from the first page of the job. For example, if the start page is listed as "6", then the page number of the first page will be "6", the second page will be "7", and so on.

   • Increment - Specify the increment between the page numbers. You can specify the page count to increase page by page or every second page.

   • Format - Specify the page numbering format. Choices include: A,B,C; a,b,c; I,II,III; i,ii,iii.

   • Print on - Specify whether to print the page numbering information on both pages, front only, or back only.

   • Mirror - Positions page numbers in mirror image on facing pages.

   • Count Tabs & Inserts - Includes inserted tabs or blank pages when calculating the page numbers.

   • Print on tabs - Prints the page numbers on the inserted tabs.

   • Force front side to odd page number - Select the check box to make sure the front side of the sheet is always an odd-numbered page. The front side of the sheet is typically the right-hand page of a reader's view. This is useful for chapter starts in booklets.

   • Zoom - Zooms in and out. Click the icon to fit the scanned page to the preview window.