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Two examples of N up sequential imposition that uses Duplex and Simplex mode
printing.
See Imposition Definitions: N Up Sequential Options, page 192 for more information.
N Up Stacked Imposition
N Up Stacked Imposition enables you to specify the height of the stack. This enables the final sheets
to be divided into stacks, cut, and then reassembled into the original order specified.
This illustration shows an example of N Up Stacked imposition using 8 logical pages on a
sheet, duplex mode, with a stack height of 22 for a total of 44 physical pages or 176 logical
pages.
By setting the stack height, xPression knows how many sheets will be cut at one time and can order the
pages accordingly. For example, if your paper cutter can only cut 10 sheets of paper at once, you define
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