You can use the Job Browser open all preview files for a job, can be fronts and backs of multiple impositions

1. Choose Job Browser from the File menu or select the toolbar icon 
2. Launch the Job Browser dialog box using either the File/Job Browser menu item or the Job Browser icon  in the toolbar 
   • In the Open dialog select a folder containing a set of job separations (can be fronts and backs of multiple impositions) and press the Select button.  
   • The Job Browser dialog opens and allows you to preview the number of signatures, imposition style and colors contained in the separations
   • Click Open to open all the imposition separations, or expand the top level folder to show all the available signatures, check the checkbox of each signature you wish to view, and then click Open
3. This dialog box displays the contents of the last folder selected. Press Rescan scan to select another folder for viewing.

File Formats

Prinergy VPS+ software will open preview files with file name extension .VPS produced by Prinergy workflows.

VPS+ will also open high-resolution TIFF files with a file name extension of .TIF, provided they are 1-bit files.

Additionally, VPS+ can open LEN files for viewing.

Prinergy Output

When outputting files form Prinergy, always select Advanced TIFF Tags in Prinergy Output Process Templates, in order to embed color definitions and geometry information in VPS and TIFF files. If Advanced TIFF Tags are included in the files, VPS+ will recognize spot color names and display their color equivalents. 

VPS+ is able to extract geometric information (such as trim size, bleed and imposition page number) for imposed VPS/TIFFs output from Prinergy workflow systems. This geometry and position information is written as proprietary Kodak tags into the headers of the files. VPS+ has UI selections that allow display of imposition information, press sheet, page and bleed edges, page numbers and type safety edges.

There is no ISO standard for imposition tags, and VPS+ is not able to read proprietary imposition tags from TIFFs produced by other workflow systems.