Preps Ganging - Kodak

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Positioning the pages
To determine whether a single cut or two cuts are needed between
two adjacent page edges, you examine factors such as bleed margin
and cutter requirements. For example, although a bleed is often
necessary on the outer edges of a page, the inner edges might need
only a narrow bleed (two cuts) or no bleed at all (one cut), depending
on the content along adjacent edges.
Viewing and editing the layout dimensions
1. Click the Dimensions tool to turn on the display of distances
between pages.
2. Click a page to display its distance dimensions and make the text
boxes editable.
3. To edit a distance, click once inside its text box.
4. Type the new value and press TAB or RETURN.
Dragging pages to a new position
1. In Preferences, set the default snap settings to be applied.
2. Drag a page to a position using one of these methods:
• From the file list, drag a page or pages, and release the
mouse when the pointer is above your target position for the
first page. To fine-tune its position, you can edit its distance
text boxes.
• On the press sheet, click anywhere on a page, multiple-page
selection, or a page group, and drag it to a new position.
Release the mouse when guide lines indicate the nearest
suitable grid position to which the selection will snap.
• If you do not want a page to snap to a position, press and hold
COMMAND/CTRL as you drag.
• To move a page along its horizontal or vertical axis, press and
hold SHIFT as you drag.
The page position information is updated in the measurement text
boxes and in the template page Info.