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In the Press Runs workspace, select a page, and, in the Properties pane, select the Template Page tab to display its settings. Template pages define the positioning of content pages on press-run layouts.
| Page Number, Section | The front and back page numbers and the section numbers determine the flow of the run-list pages. When you duplicate or copy ganged or independent pages, the template page numbers are retained. However, if you duplicate an entire press run that contains a layout, the page numbers increment sequentially in the new press run. |
| Finished Page Size, W, H | The final width and height of the printed and trimmed product page. The default dimensions are defined on the General tab in the Preferences dialog box. |
| Reference Point | The corresponding corner or center point on both the sheet and the page, from which Position on Sheet offsets are measured. This point remains constant when rotation is applied. |
| Position on Sheet, H, V | The horizontal and vertical offset distances between the reference point and the lower-left page corner |
| Locked | Imposition pages are always locked into their Position on Sheet and Reference Point, which is always the lower-left corner. Rotation can be applied, because it does not change the reference point. |
| Page Orientation | The head direction of the template page, which can be up, right, down, or left |
| Content Bleed Limits | The maximum bleed to allow on each page edge. By default, all four edges use the default bleed limit. To edit the values, use the check boxes: - Select the Use default check box to apply the default limit that is defined on the General tab in the Preferences dialog box.
- Select the Use symmetrical margins check box to apply the Top width to all four edges.
- Clear the Use symmetrical margins check box to activate all the text boxes, and then specify the individual widths.
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