Print the Brochure Bugs?

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• Print the brochure-page editing and print dialog box questions

  Hi people,

  I have a small organic seed in Southern California company and I am looking to do our first seed catalog using what I would describe as a "zine" format: a letter-sized document that is folded, resulting in a booklet composed of half pages (I don't know if there is a more technical term to do this (, please correct me). I use InDesign 5 and Mac OS X Snow Leopard.

  
  

  When I started doing the document, it seemed logical to start with my page as a 'half letter' size, because I had read about the "Print booklet" feature of Adobe that would automatically print the pages in the order appropriate for folding. After doing a few pages of my catalog, I decided to do a test run this function, as I suspected things may be more difficult that it seemed. I ran against two problems while doing so, and I hope someone here can help give me an idea.

  
  

  The first problem is that I can't get the pages to impose properly by adopting a system of alternative numbering on the pages themselves. To explain: I chose '2-top stitching horse' in the settings of the printed booklet. I have a paper of 10 pages of 5 blocks spread. In the menu document, I put my layout to start on page 2 so that gaps appear side by side in the pages. However, I also want page numbers on my zine so I started a new section number (which I gave an A prefix) on what is ultimately the fourth page of the layout. This numbering comes as '1' on the fourth page and produced consecutively from here (pages 4-10, on the spread in the page layout area are labeled 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 on the pages themselves). It seems that booklet printing think my second section (A) on page 1 is where it should start stitching horse formatting. The help section on booklet written print Adobe, 'If you have split the document into sections of page numbers, you should enter section page numbers (for example, Sec2:11) "in the range field.". However, they recommend only do that if you want specific pages to the format ranges, while I would like to format the entire document. However, I tried to do that, suspicious that the first three pages were not formatted properly. However, I could not yet find a way to clarify my section A in the range box. I typed in things like "SecA:1" but I get a message that says: "one or more of the specified pages aren't valid page names." I note when I stripped the formatting of the document the print booklet feature requires the pages in the correct order. Thus, this problem is not the end of the world. However, what I lost is the ability to have numbers of pages printed on my document, unless I want to manually add to each page (and then having to deal with reformatting if I ever add or remove pages of the document in the future).

  
  

  The second and more important problem that I have is to get the pages to print even close correct. I have a printer Brother HL - 5340 D laser has a two-sided feature, and I thought there would be a way to print just two pages of my catalog (half-letter pages) on a letter page size, side by side, double faces and in the right order for folding. After trying a number of different options (by changing the page size and the page orientation in the print area), I was not able to get the printer to print these pages, with success, or even in the right size and orientation - or even on the set of law, indeed. Once I played around with all the settings I managed to pull of "Tray1" (and created a preset in the OS X print settings), but I can't understand how I got this opportunity to stick. Of course, Adobe recommends using their own printer on the Brother driver dialog box, but duplex, for example, is impossible without ebb in the print based on the OS setting. I turned, something that has worked well with other InDesign documents I created. In this case, however, I have not been able for duplex printing to work.

  
  

  I wonder if there are conflicts being created between two printer settings, or maybe I just made a mistake starting my catalog with a letter paper size "half" and now try to print two of my pages letter half on a sheet of letter-sized (and double-sided, at that). As a neophyte InDesign (six months experience) I still wonder if there is something really obvious that I'm missing.

  
  

  Does anyone have a picture of my situation?

  Waiting patiently. Thanks people...

  
  

  Quin

  chirrchirr wrote:

  Peter,

  See the screenshot above (two positions to the top) where I show the "spreads" I made in the document. I have 56 pages in 29 spreads

  The number of "spreads" appearing in the pages Panel is misleading since several ov them don't have only one page. I do not see the whole Board, of course, but my guess is that all the "spreads" we do not have two pages. Normall is the first and the last spread that are singles, but you have done strange things with the numbering.

  In any case, is printing print booklet 28 pages. The only way that can happen if additional blank pages are added is if you did not include the original White you have created. You have to go into setup to display the print dialog box and select include blank pages there.

• Print the brochure

  When I go to print booklet that is add pages and mess up the order. For example, I have a 6 page A5 booklet I add the necessary so that he can do two-page 2 high shot on horseback. I will then print the booklet and overview. He added the 2 pages and my pages are all out of wack! I HELP

  Billy

  I am running Windows, until you see, is maybe a little different. At the bottom of the print booklet dialog box is a 'print settings' button which, when clicked, opens the dialog box print regualr. In the Options section at the bottom of the general pane, you should see a checkbox to include blank pages.

• Problem of image quality when you print the brochure in PDF format

  Hello!

  I searched the whole web, trying to find a solution for my problem, but I couldn't find anything...

  I created a vertical page A5 document in InDesign CS6, filled with high quality photos. Now, I want to print in a brochure (in PDF format) in order to save it and print it in a professional facility.

  The problem is when I do this, the image quality turns out to be terrible...

  I checked my print settings and I can not find something wrong...

  Installation - A4 horizontally, and Graphics - Images - send data - is set to all.

  Is there anything else I can / try? What can I do it wrong?

  Here is a picture of my print settings:

  

  When I export the document normally in format PDF the image quality is fine, but it doesn't have the booklet layout I need, it exports all single A5 pages one after the other. If I try to print this pdf file as a booklet in Adobe Reader, the same thing happens to the images, they lose quality.

  Help, please!

  Thanks :))

  tepatroni wrote:

  Now, I want to print in a brochure (in PDF format) in order to save it and print it in a professional facility.

  Have you checked withthei 'professional establishment' as to what they want. Printers will not, in general, impose you the document. It's their job and they do it in a way that corresponds to the study and the equipment they use for printing.

  That said, your problem with low quality images is probably the default PDF settings. Change them to something useful in Pringter in the Windows properties, or click the settings button in the print dialog box to access the driver from there and set them as you want. I'm sure that when the default installed PDF printer is 'standard' gives you the output of RGB 72 ppi.

• Print the brochure - wrong paper export format

  Hello all - saving as a PostScript file "Print booklet" my preview looks correct, but my export changes the paper size and orientation. I've seen the threads on "ADPDF9. PPD"and we tried troubleshooting with that, but I'm still having no luck. It does not appear as an option for PPD despite having saved in my presets.

  I have CS6, and Acrobat 9 and Acrobat X.

  Any help appreciated. Thank you.

  Ah ha! I managed to download the drivers: Adobe - PostScript printer drivers: for Windows: PPD files: Adobe: thanks and that solved the problem.

• Print the brochure in pdf format?

  I am trying to export a .pdf file, where the pages are in the print order, do not look at an order (that is, where they are already imposed).

  The print booklet in InDesign feature (file > print booklet) works fine for reorder pages and then print, but I'm trying to reorganize pages and save them as a .pdf file.

  Another discussion, I've seen on this topic, recommended using the booklet printing and selecting "print to PDF" in its list of printers, but for me, this option does not appear.

  I don't know that it's very easy to do, as InDesign has 1) the ability to export to .pdf and 2) the ability to rearrange the pages for printing, but somehow I just don't see how to do this.

  What I have:

  -InDesign CS5

  -Photoshop CS4

  -Windows 7

  Thanks for any help.

  The virtual AdobePDF printer is installed as part of the process of installing a COMPLETE of Acrobat version. If you do not have Acrobat, it's why you do not. You could print to file, and then use one of the freeware PDF converters, maybe, but I don't know what the outcome would be. As you work with a file flat, it will probably work OK.

• Print the brochure as a PDF on Snow Leopard Mac OSX 10.6

  I am trying to use the file-> «Print booklet...» "feature on InDesign CS4, but I need to save a PDF file to send to my printer. Before that I've upgraded to Snow Leopard, I would choose Adobe PDF as the printer. But now that I've upgraded to Snow Leopard, the Adobe PDF printer is no longer an option (see this technical note for more information on this: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/509/cpsid_50981.html).

  I tried to choose PostScript file as my printer and then drop the resulting in distilling .ps file but that still cultures my pasta spread, because he thinks they are vertical instead of horizontal.  Do not know how to change this setting with distill...

  Anyone have any ideas on how to solve this problem?

  Thank you very much in advance for any help or ideas!

  In Distiller, click the settings menu and choose Edit Adobe PDF settings, and then change the default page size and save as a new setting. Use it as a default on the main screen.

• Image on the back and the front pages in the brochure printing

  Hello.

  I have a riddle.

  I want to have an image that extends over the back and the first page of a document, which will be finally printed booklet style.

  I am struggling to get this just so if I put in place with gaps, i.e., I'll have to place the image twice and try and guess the marriage of the central point.

  Or I can allow pages Shuffle which allows then to me the last page in the front of the first page to allow me to place the images on the area, but then it live to the printing of the brochure.

  Any advice?

  Or you caan place once and place them correctly on the page or the police back, then copy and paste them in place on the other and they will be perfectly matched.

• DeskJet 3520: Unable to print the map of wedding stationery

  I have a card that appears to be too thick - it sticks in early printing, then moves along and print the rest of sheet well. The card is sold as 'wedding stationery' and is thicker than the card I normally use. Should which option I use to print on this map?

  Thank you

  @Djinnie

  Printer:

  E-all-in-one printers HP Deskjet 3520

  The printer specificationsincludes a list of the weight allowed for various documents:

  Status bar	Type	Weight	Capacity (depending on the weight of the paper)
  Feeder	Paper	64 to 90 g/m² (16 to 24 lb)	Up to 80 sheets
  Envelopes	75 to 90 g/m² (20 to 24 lb)	Up to 5
  Index cards	Up to 200 g/m² (110 lb index maximum)	Up to 20 or 40
  Photo paper	Up to 280 g/m² (75 lb)	Up to 30
  Output tray	Paper	n/a	Up to 15
  Envelopes	Up to 5
  Index cards	Up to 10
  Photo paper	Up to 10

  "Medium stock paper / card.

  Look for a setting in the printing preferences for the type of media "brochure", thick, or similar paper.

  "Very heavy weight paper / card stock.

  You might be able to fool the parameter defining the type of support to some kind of Photo paper - this media (paper kind) allows a weight up to 75 lbs/280 g/m.

  Reference:

  Printing options

  Comment

  In my opinion, unless you want to print the notice yourself for some reason, this might be the time to look for a local printing Service company that can help by printing the invitations for you with your special message / staff.

  You can provide the staff of print service with a sample of your message that is printed on plain paper.  This way you are not tempted and then perhaps overwhelmed with choices that may be other than what you have already decided.

  Why use a printing Service?

  • This printer also beautiful be, isn't able to print invitations from the way you expect.
  • The invitations are likely to be expensive and perhaps not easily replaceable.
  • The test phase may exceed the number of invitations you want to risk.

  If you do, you could remove this in your list of items "I do" and entrusts the care professionals.

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• can't choose the printer when you print the HTML report

  Hello

  I lost many many hours trying to correctly print a report that consists only of a JPEG image.

  After a conversation in the forum, I have concluded that the LabVIEW includes a printing Standard reports bug, because it cannot handle properly the margins and the scale of the image. But, when using Standard reports, I could choose which printer to use.

  So, I use HTML reports smoothly to print the report, but the choice of the printer has a problem. No matter which printer is chosen by a Menu of the ring, it prints to a printer even all the time.

  Could you please give me a tip for this problem?

  I enclose the corresponding code:

  

  
  

• All-in-one printer, HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus will not print the image in the logo of the company

  I have a Mac the OSX Lion version 10.7.3 (11 d 50) I recently installed this printer. I printed the other documents in color without problem.

  Now, I'm trying to print an invoice with my company logo. The X in the logo is an image that has different shades of blue, but it prints other items on the invoice that are blue. It also correctly print the watermark in blue.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you for responding!

  It turns out that I had to change my color matching print settings to make it work. I went under correspondence of colors and changed the option provider corresponding to ColorSync.

  This automatically replaced by the profile glossy color Brochure instead of paper simply. It's a shame as this used toner and does not allow you to print a copy of the project.

  I tried a couple of the other profiles, but so far they use as much toner, or does not print the logo. I was subjected to time constraints, so I had to stop experimentation, but once this project is completed, I will try the other profiles to see if they work.

• Die Cut using the brochure?

  So I was responsible for creating a brochure for one of my clients, and the idea that I have is a little out of my expertise.

  The brochure would be finally implemented as A6 landscape. I'm working on InDesign CS6.

  I want to do is have two flaps to open from the Center with content on the front and back of each component.

  The thing is that the shutters must be cut by printers in the shape of human profiles.

  The logo of my client's of psychology of two faces or a vase. I have the logo as an Illustrator file.

  

  I'm completely lost on how best to implement the document InDeisgn and also ensure that I have a cutout in place for printers to read.

  Any help would be great appreciated!

  It will be interesting to talk about it to your printer. They will probably give you the best advice and it may be specific to their working methods. They can even send you a model.

  What you probably need is a document of landscape 297x105mm, with the cut and crease on a separate layer, in a set spot color overprint (we use the name of 'Cutting Guide' here). You can create in Illustrator and place it or create it in InDesign. The cut (two-sided, outward) should be a solid line and the fold (two lines vertical in the center of the page, remote 148,5 mm and 105mm depth) must be destroyed.

• Muse and printing blank pages bug

  Someone at - it a fix for the bug to print the blank page. Appears when you download a Muse site and open in your browser and then try to print on a desktop printer pages, the pages are all empty. The print preview displays blank pages.

  Hello

  Please check the thread referring to a similar question.

  Re: Printing of blank pages Web Site?

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• print the booklet of the book

  I have created a book 3 section with each section of an individual indesign file. I have collected them in the book. Can I combine the files and print a booklet of the book using the printed brochure. If not how do I print my booklet

  Thank you

  Bill

  File > export PDF

  In acrobat, you can print the booklet print brochures | Acrobat, Reader

  You can also set up a new document with the same page size and use the script below to place your PDF in InDesign

  NDD - files.php http://indesignsecrets.com/Zanelli-releases-multipageimporter-for-importing-both-PDF-and-i

  Then use the Multipage importer to place pages in place and use the printed booklet.

• How can I place image everywhere outside the brochure?

  I am currently engaged in my annual task of designing a booklet from A5 24 pages using folded A4 paper. All internal portrait mode A5 pages (pages 2-23) are monochromatic and have been created in InDesign CS6, while the outer skin of color (pp. 1-24) was designed as a single page A4 landscape in Adobe Illustrator CS6. This allows graphic images to flow seamlessly between the cover and the back cover.

  My normal practice has been to print this book myself, using a for the contents of the color inkjet printer and a printer monochrome laser for all the rest. I print directly starting from Illustrator for the outer double staggered and use InDesign "print booklet" for all internal pages.

  This year, I seriously think the brochure produced by a printer, who would use a printer laser color for the entire booklet. So, I want to merge the Illustrator illustration in my Indesign file so that I can generate a single PDF file for sending to the printer.

  I guess there is a simple way to import the artwork into InDesign, but so far I could not find a way to put a file on several pages 1 and 24. Any help would be appreciated.

  David

  Place and position as you want on page 1 (leaving the full frame), and then copy and paste in place on page 24. Harvest to the spine on both pages.

  OR

  Shuffle off page 1 spread, then do slide page 24 up next in the Pages panel and place the art at once. If you do this, I would move the last page back in the PDF file after export.