Adobe InDesign CS4 - Manual (Page 626)

618 USING INDESIGN CS4
Printing
2 Do any of the following:
• Click Preview on the left side of the dialog box. To flip through the printer spreads, click the scroll arrows. Click the
left scroll arrow to go backwards from spread to spread. You can also drag the scroll box to change printer spreads.
• Click Summary on the left side of the Print Booklet dialog box to view a summary of current booklet settings. Check
the bottom of the Summary area for any conflicting settings.
If you click Print Settings and change the settings in the Print dialog box, you can observe the effect of the modified
settings in the Preview area.
Troubleshooting booklet printing
Note these issues to address when printing booklets.
Can’t create new document Unfortunately, you can’t create a new InDesign document with the imposed pages. You
can print the imposed document or create a PDF.
Blank pages not included You may add blank pages in the middle of a document to make sure there are enough pages
for each printer spread. However, if these pages contain no text or objects, they may not be recognized, and additional
blank pages are added at the end of the document. To make sure that the blank pages you added are included in the
imposed document, click Print Settings in the Print Booklet dialog box, and then select Print Blank Pages and click OK.
Printing double-sided pages without a duplex printer Use the Print Odd Pages and Print Even Pages options in either
Adobe Acrobat or InDesign. After one set is printed, flip over the pages, load it in the printer, and print the rest of the
pages. For best results, print a test document to see which direction and order the pages should be added to the printer.
Updated 18 June 2009