How to Impose a Saddle Stitch Booklet via Print Booklet in InDesign
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
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Here is video on how to impose/print a booklet via Adobe InDesign via the the Print Booklet feature. I also show how to install the Adobe PDF .ppd file for printing.
****Update****
Adobe has removed the link to the .ppd file on the Adobe website. Instead I'm adding it to my Google Drive as a link you can access and download below.
Here is the link to the .ppd file:
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Link to my Patreon page: patreon.com/MikethePrintMan
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***Update. Adobe has removed the link to download the .ppd file I mention in this video. Instead, please find the link to it in the video description to download it from my Google Drive.
Thank you for this! I thought I was going crazy when I could not print to PDF. Appreciate you taking the time to explain!
No problem. Glad I could help.
you saved my sanity! thank you heaps for this xox
No problem. Thanks for watching.
YOURE LITERALLY A LIFE SAVER!! I've been struggling to print for a month now and your video literally saved me.. THANK YOUUU
Glad it helped.
You're the best person in the world, even an angel. May everything go well for you, and may you be happy throughout your life
Thank you, thank you.
THANK YOU!!!! I was truly going nuts trying to figure this one out. Pissed at Adobe for this!
No problem. Glad I could help.
Thank you! This is the only solution I found for this pretty mayor problem. Life saver!!!
No problem. Glad it helped.
Thank you so much! This helps me a lot. :)
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Thank you, great video.
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you so much, this video is very helpful. I have created a booklet in indesign itself, therefore i can skip the first step and go straight to 'print booklet'. I am using the latest version of Indesign on windows and find that 'print booklet' lets me create a PDF directly (so i don't need to use distiller either). Everything appears to work great apart from I am a little concerned by the finished artwork file size!
There are many bitmap files in my brochure (they are 300dpi and not scaled up) and if i use the 'Export' dialog and remove any bitmap compression, i get a file that isn't saddle-stitch and is reassuringly large file or 116MB. However when i use the 'Print booklet' method, it doesn't give me any bitmap compression options to choose from, and the file it generates is only 4MB. This is worryingly small, how can i be certain that the bitmaps are going to be of high enough quality for the printer?
In Acrobat open up preflight. There is a check that will show any images below 300dpi. That way you know for sure.
Great Video This will help me Thank you
You got it. Let me know if you need help with anything else.
@@miketheprintman Thank there's lot that I need help with, Do you use PDF Snake and if you do could you make a video on it
@@AD-gi2sw I don't personally use it because I have Creative Cloud, but I have used it before in a pinch. That might be a good video idea. I'll take a look at doing something for it. Thanks for the idea.
Great video, subscribed
Awesome, thank you!
Dude, I can't thank you enough! This video helped me a lot! I have a question: If I want to impose a very large book that I need to stitch it up in small booklets to then join them in a book, should I do this but instead of selection "all pages" select just the pages for that small booklet and then repeat this process for the remaining booklets that compose the large book? I can't think of a better way, but if you have other suggestion I would appreciate it! Thank you again!
I’m a little confused. So you want to break the book into sections? The print booklet feature is going to treat the entire document as one book. I would split my InDesign document into smaller booklets. Then combined, so that way the pages stay in order. However I would recommend always printing one copy first to stitch and test to make sure all pagination is correct.
@@miketheprintman exactly. I want to do a binding book technique that requires splitting the book into small booklets. Thank you so much again for the advice
OMG THANK YOU!!! Stupid Adobe.
No problem. Happy to help. Thanks for watching.
holy shit. thank you
Lol. Glad it was helpful for you.
Great video. My book looks great, all the pages correct but all the back pages are printing up side down! Can you help?
Can you simply rotate the pages in Acrobat after export? You can tell it to rotate only even or odd pages at a time.
hi, thanks for this! so if i have text or graphics overlapping the spreads, does that cause any problemns?
Shouldn’t be a problem. The print booklet feature will keep any information that spreads across intact. I will say to avoid doing so unless it’s the center spread because it’s hard to line up text during the bindery process if they are on two different sheets.