Quite Imposing Plus 6.0b

Quite Imposing Plus, developed by Quite Software, is a robust and versatile plug-in designed for Adobe Acrobat, specifically tailored to streamline and enhance the process of creating print-ready PDFs. This software stands out for its ability to simplify complex imposition tasks, making it an invaluable tool for professionals in the printing and publishing industries.

At its core, Quite Imposing Plus excels in rearranging pages within a PDF to suit various printing requirements. Whether you're looking to create booklets, brochures, or complex multi-page documents, this plug-in offers a range of intuitive features that cater to both simple and intricate imposition needs. Users can effortlessly merge multiple PDFs, split documents, and reorder pages with precision.

One of the key highlights of Quite Imposing Plus is its user-friendly interface, which provides a seamless experience even for those who may not be highly technical. The software integrates directly into Adobe Acrobat, allowing users to access its features without the need to switch between applications. This integration ensures a smooth workflow, enhancing productivity and reducing the time spent on manual adjustments.

The plug-in offers a variety of imposition options, including step-and-repeat, n-up, and custom page arrangements. Additionally, it supports the creation of complex layouts such as cut stacks and perfect bound books. Quite Imposing Plus also includes features for adding page numbers, bates numbering, and customizable marks, which are essential for professional print production.

Another noteworthy feature is its automation capabilities. The software allows users to save frequently used settings as "imposition sequences," which can be applied to new projects with a single click. This not only speeds up repetitive tasks but also ensures consistency across different documents.

Quite Imposing Plus is compatible with both Mac and Windows platforms, and it supports a wide range of PDF versions, ensuring flexibility and compatibility with various systems and workflows. Its ability to handle large files efficiently makes it suitable for high-volume production environments.

In summary, Quite Imposing Plus by Quite Software is a powerful and efficient tool for anyone involved in the creation of print-ready PDFs. Its comprehensive feature set, ease of use, and seamless integration with Adobe Acrobat make it a top choice for professionals seeking to optimize their document imposition processes. Whether you're a seasoned print specialist or a novice looking to streamline your workflow, Quite Imposing Plus offers the functionality and reliability needed to meet your imposition needs.

Release notes:

New Release
Define Bleed:
There is now the option to generate bleed, when increasing the bleed area. Sometimes it is necessary to put some content into the bleed area, even if it is not perfect. QI now has three options when adding bleed
To do nothing, as in earlier releases (this is the default)
To use a mirror of the edge of the page to fill in the bleed.
To scale the trim box up to fill the bleed box.
A new option “Generate bleed only” can be used with these choices to mirror or scale the trim box to fill the bleed box. This can be used when the trim box and bleed box are already correct, but you need to put information to fill this area.
When you add bleed outside the visible edge of the page, you now have the option to make the enlarged bleed area visible. This is especially important if you are generating bleed, so you can check the results.
Bleeds are highlighted while the Define Bleed tool is active in Quite Imposing Plus. This is now shown as a red line with white edges, so it should show up clearly on any background.
Sometimes a page has a zero bleed area (trim box the same as bleed box) which is smaller than the page. This can cause surprises, as the page may be cut off to the bleed area, even though it is the same as the trim area. We improve handling in two ways in Quite Imposing Plus:
The Define Bleed tool now shows a narrow strip where there is actually a zero width strip
The page monitor now reports on this case specially.
Tile Pages:
Larger limits. Can now tile up to 100 x 100 rows x columns. There is now a warning if this will create a very large number of pages.
Undoing a booklet. Sometimes a booklet is received that a customer has already imposed, but it needs to be split up so it can be imposed again. Tile Pages now has an option for simple 2-up booklets which were intended for perfect bound or saddle stitched booklet. This cuts up the original and shuffles the pages, so the original does not need to have been made with Quite tools.
Page monitor enhance
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