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To get the shingling, I used regular impose, before the "The Render Task Processor" The way I normaly work is, raster impose after that task, and that way I did not get any shingling. thanks, Torfi

I see, the shingling works if imposition is in front of the "Render", Task Processors. thanks Lukas. ;) Torfi

yes please, email it to me, torfi @ opm.is Thanks, Torfi

Hi, Im using raster impose /preps/ perfect bound. below that is "page adjustment" all set to zero. In sheet adjustment I set , as a test, 30mm inner shingling, I cant see/measure any shingling in the result.

I have been using both ways, setting pages on front as 1 and 0 then add indipendant page for the b-side. Also setting the templette upp as two A-sides, then work the bleed seperatly. I tried to add all sorts of marks on topp of a page, and as kyle said, they always multiply-ed , thats why I...

With brisque workflow, I did this in the job/signature list/layout details/shingling(creep) and it then automaticly worked out the amount of creep from outside pages to pages inside the sheet. Now with apogee, I dont do preps job, just add the templette whitin apogee. How do I get this atomation...

allrighty then :) thanks guys.

say its an 8 page leaflet, I dont want minus-bleed (3mm white line) on pages 1 and 8 (front and back page) nether on pages 4 and 5 (centerspead) . But pages 2 and 7 are glued to 3 and 6 in spine, there we need 3mm free for the glue. thanks, torfi

just tried, does not work. I can see it makes a gap in my colorbar.

thanks, I have used indipendant pages on B-side, dont like the extra work. But why does the covering of rectangle not work, that would be the best way.

I was using rectangle mark (zero in colors in all sep) to cover part of page , it worked with brisque workflow, but not with Apogee. Im working around it using two A-sides, but id rather not go that way.

I need - (minus) bleed on b-side pages only, how do I do it so the bleeding stays on front side? Im working with preps 5 (mac) This is because of gluing in spine on web press. thanks torfi Iceland