User Manual

[Multi-booklet]

[Multi-booklet] (aka Quire, aka Kattern).

Two pages are imposed on the front and on the back of the sheets in a way that, when the sheets

are folded in half in groups (i.e. 3 sheets at a time), a booklet is generated. The cover media

wraps the folded pages (size is typically 2 x book block + spine). It can be composed by imposing

several pages on the cover sheet or using one pre-composed cover page.

Color

Setting Description

[Saturation] Saturation is the hue of a color relative to its own brightness. The

hue is the difference between a color and a gray background.

With this setting, you can add more or less color to the image.

[Brightness] Brightness is determined by the amount of light that is reflected

by a color.

With this setting, you can make the image lighter or darker.

[Grayscale] Grayscale images are also known as black-and-white images.

Such images are composed exclusively of shades of gray, varying

from black at the lowest intensity to white at the highest.

[RGB] The RGB color model is an additive color model in which red,

green, and blue are added together in various ways to reproduce a

broad array of colors.

[CMYK] The CMYK color model is a subtractive color model in which cyan,

magenta, yellow and key black are used in various ways to repro-

duce a broad array of colors.

[Color pre-set]

A color pre-set is a collection of color and quality settings that matches a specific document type,

workflow or color application. A color pre-set is defined at the printer controller and available at

the printer driver. Use the settings editor of the printer controller to create new color pre-sets.

Use this setting to print with an optimal print quality.

[Gatefold]

In a [Gatefold] there is one sheet folded in 8 panels. The left and right edges fold inward with

parallel folds and meet in the middle of the sheet without overlapping. The sheet is then folded

again along a fold in the middle of the sheet. Each side of a sheet is a PDF page.

List of concepts

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