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Save an imposed job

You can save an imposed job as a regular imposed job or flattened PDF on the Fiery server or local disk.

Saving a job as a flattened PDF allows you to print the job or file on different printers that may not have a processor imposition capability. The flattened PDF can easily be sent to customers for remote signature level proofing.

For more information, see Set trim marks.

Note: Fiery Impose Plus cannot save a VDP imposition job in Adobe PDF format.
Parent topic: Imposing a job

Save a job as a regular imposed job

When you save as a regular imposed job, you save the job to the Fiery server with extension .dbp with the job ticket. You can then reopen the job and make changes.

  1. Select File > Save.
  2. Choose a location to save the file in the Where menu.
  3. Clear the Flattened check box.

Save a job as a flattened PDF

When you save a job as a flattened PDF, you can save back to the Fiery server or local disk and archive the imposed PDF for future reprinting.

Note: When you save as a flattened PDF, you might want to give the job a new file name to avoid overwriting your original PDF file.

In Fiery Impose Plus, a flattened PDF does not include tab and blank sheet pages, but does include implicit blank pages. When you save a job, the save window remembers where you saved it and whether you saved it as a flattened PDF and uses these options the next time you save a job.

  1. Select File > Save.
  2. Type a filename in the Save as field.
  3. Choose a location to save the file in the Where menu.
  4. (Optional) Click Settings.
  5. (Optional) Set any of the following in the PDF Output Settings window and then click OK:

    Under Rotation:

    • Front - Select 90 degrees Clockwise, 180 degrees, or 90 degrees Counter-Clockwise to rotate the front pages of the PDF output. Selecting None will not apply rotation.

    • Back - Select 90 degrees Clockwise, 180 degrees, or 90 degrees Counter-Clockwise to rotate the back pages of the PDF output. Selecting None will not apply rotation.

    Under Security:

    • Method - Select Password protected Editing or Password protected Printing and Editing to enable the Password and Confirm fields. Selecting None will not apply security features.
    • Password - Type your desired password.
    • Confirm - Type the same password from the Password field.
  6. Click OK.