Take one photograph and every size the customer ordered — say 6 of 10 × 13, 30 wallets and 20 of 4 × 6 — and lay them out on press sheets a Duplo DC slitter/cutter/creaser can separate, one size to a lane so the DC-ST100 card stacker keeps them apart. It writes the press PDF with the DC marks, a 2D code and a slug on every sheet, a DC job XML for each layout, and the operator’s job sheet.
This online edition is a demonstration. Everything works, and your photograph never leaves your computer — it is read, laid out and built into the files in the browser. Saved PDFs and images carry a DEMO mark, the DC job XML and the job sheet are marked DEMO, and every file name ends in “Demo”. The licensed ImposeIQ Suite produces unmarked output.
The desktop Suite saves a job's files together into the folder you choose (your PDF output folder by default) and opens the full User Guide; here each file downloads on its own. Settings are kept in this browser only.
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