Set printer's marks in Fiery Impose
Fiery Impose lets you set printer’s marks. You can also turn on or turn off marks and individual elements of the job label.
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Use printer's marks to add trim, fold, and job information to all sheets in a job. The printer's marks option turns printer’s marks on globally throughout a job. Layouts display only the relevant printer's marks. If the layout does not require folding the sheet, fold marks are not displayed, even if you selected them.
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Use the Marks dialog box to turn on or turn off trim marks, fold marks, and the individual elements of the job label.
Define printer's marks
You use the Marks dialog box to set printer’s marks.
- In the Settings pane, click Define to open the Marks dialog box.
- Use the Trim, Fold, Job Label, Blank Text, and Registration and Barcode tabs to specify settings.
Set Trim marks
Use the Trim tab to set trim marks.
Set Fold marks
The Fold tab lets you set fold mark length and appearance, and disable individual marks.
- In the Marks dialog box, click the Fold tab.
- Select the Print fold marks checkbox.
- Set any of the following:
Set the horizontal and vertical lengths of marks from 1 to 216 points.
Set Stroke type of Fold marks to either dotted or solid.
Set Stroke width of Fold marks from 1/4 to 3 points.
Set the Stroke color.
Set job label attributes
The Job Label tab lets you set job label content and location. (Job label content for VDP jobs differs from non-VDP jobs.)
Set blank page text
Use the Blank Page Text tab to set what appears on implicit blank pages.
- Click the Blank Page Text tab.
- Enter text you want to appear on any implicit blank pages.
- Select Print blank page text.
Set registration marks and barcode in Fiery Impose
Your imposed layout can include a registration mark, a barcode, or both. These options allow automatic drift compensation and machine setup for the Duplo offline finisher.
The registration mark position determines the leading edge of the sheet, as the Duplo finisher requires the mark to be on the right of the leading edge of the upper surface of the sheet.