What You Can Do with this Application

Combine paper documents and electronic files into one print job.

See Inserting Other Documents

Use other programs with this application to edit documents.

See Using Other Programs with this Application

Straighten the skew of a scanned document.

See Straightening Skewed Pages

Remove shadows created by the scanning process.

See Removing Edge Shadows from Documents (Erase Border)

See Removing Center Shadows from Book Sources (Erase Center)

Select an area of the document, and reposition it.

See Moving a Selected Area

Apply edits to multiple pages at once.

You can edit multiple pages at one time. You can also check pages individually and apply the changes you have made.

See Applying Edits to Multiple Pages

Print documents with page numbers added.

When multiple files are printed as a single job, page numbers can be added in a continuous sequence.

See Adding Pagination (Page Numbering)

Duplicate and arrange the same document multiple times on a single page.

See Printing an image in an array (Repeat)

Perform imposition by changing the order and direction in which pages are laid out on a sheet.

See Performing custom imposition

Set and insert cover sheets, slip sheets, and designation sheet.

See Adding Cover Sheets

See Inserting Slip Sheets

See Inserting Pages at Chapter Breaks

Set and insert tab stock.

See Inserting Tab Stock

See Setting Text and Images to Print on Tabs

Print documents with binding, folding, or book-binding settings.

See Finishing Settings

Preview a document on-screen before outputting it.

See Output Settings

Save and utilize job data.

Saved jobs can be searched, loaded, and reused for printing.

See Opening a Saved Job

You can register frequently used paper types, sizes, and colors. These items can then be specified when viewing and selecting paper images.

See Registering Custom Paper Types in Paper Catalog

Register a Hot folder (monitored folder), which allows you to perform imposition and finishing, and then output a document without running the main application.

See Using Hot Folders

See Registering Frequently Used Features as a Program