Anonymous
Not logged in
Talk
Contributions
Create account
Log in
Publication Station
Search
Editing
Print a Booklet with the Canon
From Publication Station
Namespaces
Page
Discussion
More
More
Page actions
Read
Edit
History
Warning:
You are not logged in. Your IP address will be publicly visible if you make any edits. If you
log in
or
create an account
, your edits will be attributed to your username, along with other benefits.
Anti-spam check. Do
not
fill this in!
==Upload your file== Transfer your files to the computers next to the Cannon printer: drag them from Downloads to the HELD section of the printing software. <br>Double-click the file to open job properties.<br><br> [[File:downloads.png |590x590px]]<br> ==Choose a preset== Select one of the existing presets, based on your '''page size''' and your '''paper choice'''.<br> <br>explanation: your paper size is your page width x2 (=a '''spread''').<br> ''for example, if your booklet has a '''page size''' of A5 or smaller = your preset is an A4 Booklet. <br> if your '''page size''' is A4 or smaller = your '''preset''' is an A3 Booklet. ''<br> <br> [[File:0_BookletPrinting_Presets.png |590x590px]]<br> ===Control paper size and type=== On the left-side menu select: '''Quick Access'''.<br> 1. Check your '''Output Paper Size''' - see that it matches your spread size, as defined in the preset. <br> 2. Check your paper in the '''Paper Catalogue'''.<br> - If you are printing on your own paper, change the Media Type to choose the right '''paper weight'''.<br><br> [[File:2_BookletPrinting_PaperCat.png |590x590px]] <br><br> 3. select from the 2-sided Printing options:<br> [[File:2B_BookletPrinting_2side.png |590x590px]]<br> <br> [[File:Full-page_design_example_2b.jpg |450x450px]] [[File:Short-edge_flipping_example_4.jpg |450x450px]] ==Define Booklet Structure== On the left-side menu select: '''Layout'''.<br> 1. select from the small menu "booklet" and click OK. <br> [[File:3_BookletPrinting_OK.png |590x590px]]<br><br> 2. Select '''Booklet Type'''.<br> - use '''Saddle''' for a booklet with 1 signature (max 24 pages)<br> - use '''Nested Saddle''' for ''multiple'' signatures<br> - use '''Perfect''' for Japanese binding<br><br> [[File:4_BookletPrinting_BType.png |590x590px]] <br> 3. Under "Paper Size" make sure you select the same output Paper Size as you did before.<br> Please note: "shrink to fit" is set on as default. To maintain your original design size click it out.<br> ==Cover== It is most recommended to print the cover as a separate file. However, for zines and small booklets it is also possible to have the cover printed together with the internal pages.<br> Under 'Cover' select "Define Cover".<br> if you are printing the cover ''without'' the intern pages: Choose the paper for the cover under "Media" - use '''the same paper''' as for the intern pages.<br> if you are printing the cover ''with'' the intern pages: Choose the paper for the cover under "Media". If you are using your own paper choose the multipurpose tray. [[File:8_BookletPrinting_DefineCover.png|580x580px]] <br> <br> ==Staple Option== If you want your booklet to be directly folded and staples you can do it the following way. <br> please note: the Maximus pages for this depends on your paper thickness. Max for 120gr paper is 32 pages.<br><br> 1. Go to '''Finishing''' and scroll down to see the Stapler Mode [[File:finishing.png|580x580px]] <br> 2. Select '''Saddle Stitch''' in the Stapler Mode [[File:fnishing2.png|580x580px]]<br> ==Multiple Signatures== When designing a book with many pages, it is handy to have multiple signatures. An ideal signature combines 4-5 sheets of paper (16-20 pages). you can define the division of your signatures under "Finishing". ==Print and control the Canon== When you're done with your settings, click 'Print' to send it to the Canon.<br> Go to the Canon and control its dashboard. Update the paper selection to match your defined paper. Double-click OK.
Summary:
Please note that all contributions to Publication Station are considered to be released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike (see
Publication Station:Copyrights
for details). If you do not want your writing to be edited mercilessly and redistributed at will, then do not submit it here.
You are also promising us that you wrote this yourself, or copied it from a public domain or similar free resource.
Do not submit copyrighted work without permission!
Cancel
Editing help
(opens in new window)
Navigation
Main navigation
Main page
Printmaking Studio
Print Studio
Dig. Publishing Studio
Namespaces
Grafiwiki
Random Page
Log in
Wiki tools
Wiki tools
Page tools
Page tools
User page tools
More
What links here
Related changes
Page information
Page logs