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3.In the Type list, select the pages in your job in which the media type will be different.
4.Depending on the option you selected in the Type list, perform one of the following steps:
●For Page range, type the page range in the box.
●For Front cover or Back cover, select the Duplex check box to print the first two (or last two) pages of the job as the cover page (back cover).
Note: If the imposition type is Saddle Stitch, select Cover to print both a front and back cover page on a different media type. Select Middle sheet to print the internal sheets on a different media type.
●For Inserts, select Before or After and type the page number that will precede or follow the insert. Then, in the Quantity box, type the total number of inserts you want to add.
5.Click Advanced Options.
6.In the Destination profile list, select a destination profile. You can select per page or a range of pages.
7.Under Image Position, do one of the following:
●To have the image position be the same as the rest of the job, make sure the Same as job check box is selected.
●To shift the image on the second side of the sheet according to the image shift on the first side of the sheet, select the Same on Both Sides check box.
8.Click Save.
9.Click Apply.
10.Click Save or Submit.
Deleting exceptions from your job
1.Open the Job Parameters window of your job.
2.Click Exceptions.
3.Select the exception that you want to delete.
4.Click Remove.
Dynamic page exceptions and setpagedevice commands
Note: The dynamic page exceptions is only available with the Professional
Power Pack.
A setpagedevice command is a standard PostScript command that is embedded in a file and enables you to print a complex job that contains paper of varying size, coating, weight, and so forth. Such commands indicate that the printer must switch media during the printing of a job. When a job is RIPed, the CX print server
