This topic applies only if you are importing jobs, not importing impositions.
To import entire jobs, use the ImportAll process template. To import partial jobs, use the ImportJobIncremental process template.

Import section

 

Select this check box to enable the Import section of the import process template.
It determines how Prinergy imports impositions, exported jobs, and exported job files.

If Page Set Already Exists

Determines what happens if a page set with the same name already exists.
Note: When importing an imposition plan via a hot folder, choose any option except Keep existing page set and imposition.

The options are:

Page Set Options

A set of check boxes that specify how to handle page assignments in an existing page set when the new imposition is linked to that page set. The check boxes are:

The check boxes are available only if the If Page Set Already Exists list is set to either Keep existing page set and create new imposition or Keep existing page set and imposition.
These check boxes are especially important when you want to manually assign pages to a page set and then link the page set to multiple imposition plans.

Set Initial Separations After Imposition Import

In the imposition software, you may inadvertently add marks that contain separations that are not present in the content of the refined pages.

Important: Clear this check box if you are doing color mapping in the imposition software. Otherwise, Prinergy may ignore your color mapping changes.

Overwrite Existing Automated Page Assignment File

Select this check box if you want Prinergy to overwrite the existing APA file and use the assignments specified in the job you are importing.

Continue Job Import if CRC Error Found

Select this check box when you want Prinergy to skip any files with CRC errors without failing the import. The names of the files with errors are logged in the History view, so you can correct and reimport these files into the job.

Do Auto Page Assignment After Unpopulated Imposition Import

Select this check box when you want Prinergy to perform APA assignment and allow pages to be automatically assigned whether they have been refined before or after an imposition import.

Important: Do not select this check box unless you have an APA file with the assignments that you want applied to the selected page set. Any existing assignments are deleted if you have an empty or invalid APA file and this check box is selected.

If you clear this check box, pages cannot be automatically assigned if they have been processed before an unpopulated imposition import (or before a page set is created).

Center Pages in Imposition

(For imposition imports only)
Specify the placement of each PDF page trim box (or media box) within its assigned imposition trim box during the job import.

The options are:

Signature ID Code

Use these settings to override the default signature ID code syntax that is specified in Administrator.
Template—type the code syntax. For example, %jobname<7>%%signature<2>%
Number of sections per signatures in one imposition—type the total number of sections for each signature. For example, if you import an imposition with five signatures and signatures 2 and 5 each contains two sections, enter 1,2,1,1,2.
See Overriding default signature ID codes.


Normalize for PDF Marks File section

This section does not apply when you are importing jobs or partial jobs.


Normalize for PostScript Marks Files section

This section does not apply when you are importing jobs or partial jobs.


Optimize for PostScript Marks Files section

This section does not apply when you are importing jobs or partial jobs.


Import Raw Imposition Files section

This section does not apply when you are importing jobs or partial jobs.


Import Metadata section

Select XSLT File

If you use Business Link software, you can use this panel to import a defined XSLT file that you can use to create custom fields automatically. After you import the XSLT file, select the file in the Custom Fields Manager dialog box.
Instead of creating custom fields by typing information into the Custom Fields Manager dialog box, you can select an XSLT file and import predefined custom fields. Currently, only JDF-type imposition files can be imported.