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Setting up multi page and paper pdf files
Setting up multi page and paper pdf files
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Question
How do I set up a PDF file to print on multi color paper and/or different layout requirements?
Answer
Open pdf document
Ctrl P or select Print using the file tab
Check 4 Area on the window below
(1) Yccd-print is select as the driver (This might not be the same as this sample)
(2) Make sure all Pages to Print is selected
(3) Select Actual size in the Page Sizing & Handling area
(4) Now select Properties
After properties is select on the window above
Select the Cover Mode tab on the top left
Select box for Per Page Setting
Select a new list and click on Edit List
Select Edit List Name, new window opens, Edit List Name, Input the List Name and select OK
Select Add
Add the page number of the first page printed different from the main print/paper
If you have other pages that will print like this Body selection, add pages per Entry Example
Select print Type, (in box below Page Number
Select pull down under Change Setting, (right of Print Type)
Select different Setting of these pages if different from Main body of the book
This example in Print (1-Sided) and main body is 2-sided
Select Paper Tray
Select the tray where the different paper from the body will be loaded.
The paper type is auto selected at the MFP (Copier) as plain,
Select Add to add another body for additional different papers for the print job
This sample shows page numbers of multiple pages printed 2-sided
Select Paper Tray where it will be added to the MFP, as was done with previous body
Continue to add Body numbers until file is complete for special paper or printing
Select OK when completed
Will go back to main properties window
Select the Basic tab on top left corner of window
Select the paper tray where the main paper of the body will be placed in the MFP
Select type is needed, (Body of this sample is white/plain paper)
Select the Layout tab next to the basic tab
Select correct Print Type, (Sample is two sided)
Select Finish tab next to the Layout tab if 3-hole punch is needed.
Select Punch and 3-hole (Left)
Select OK if all properties are completed for set up of the print job.
Select OK will close window
Select 1 copy
Suggest that a test print is proofed before sending any larger quantities
Select Print will send the job to your release folder at any District MFP
Do not close the document until you have tested
Put the paper needed into the trays you are using (selected in the properties of the print driver)
Log into the MFP and select Device information
Select tray you are using and select setting
Make changes needed in the setting
Make sure paper in the machine trays match the color needed for the job
Log into the MFP again and release the job.
If correct you can add the quantity needed to the first window of the driver
The driver will retain the setting if you have not closed the pdf file
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Article ID:
151966
Created
Tue 10/25/22 12:43 PM
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Tue 10/25/22 12:47 PM
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