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8 PREPS GANGING 5.3.2 GETTING STARTED GUIDE<br />

Adding marks to the Marks list<br />

There are many ways to create a new SmartMark. For example, you<br />

can use any of these methods:<br />

• From the Resource menu, choose New SmartMark, and choose<br />

the mark type. Edit its properties and save it with a new name.<br />

• On the press sheet, double-click a mark. Edit the properties and<br />

save it with a new name.<br />

• In the Marks list, right-click a mark and choose Edit. Edit the<br />

properties and save it with a new name.<br />

• Use any <strong>Preps</strong> software that uses the same Marks folder to create<br />

new SmartMarks, add custom mark files, and organize marks into<br />

groups.<br />

Templates<br />

In <strong>Preps</strong> <strong>Ganging</strong>, you are always working with templates, whether<br />

you are reusing an existing template or building a new one. A template<br />

is a container that holds one template signature for each unique layout<br />

in that template. Each job's layouts are stored in its job-specific<br />

template, and you can also save a copy of the job's unique layouts to<br />

a new reusable template.<br />

A template signature provides the information that determines a<br />

press sheet layout, including its target device and media, press sheet<br />

size, work style, template page positions, and marks. A job can use<br />

template signatures with different work styles, including sheetwise,<br />

work and turn, work and tumble, single-sided, and perfector. You can<br />

select and change the work style per press sheet.<br />

In any job, you might work with reusable template signatures or jobspecific<br />

template signatures that you create for a job's layout<br />

requirements, or a combination of these.<br />

Template pages define the placement of content pages and act as<br />

containers for them. There is one template page for each content<br />

page, and each template page is numbered. The method by which<br />

pages are numbered depends on how the template is created.<br />

The positioning information about the template pages on each press<br />

sheet is stored in the template signature and includes the final page<br />

size (trim box), orientation, and bleed dimensions.

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