Manage bleeds. Define bleeds impose pages with artwork that overruns the printing edge (designed to be trimmed later).Automation sequences (macros). Save a sequence of commands to use again for future impositions.Mask out text & graphics. Draw a rectangle with your mouse to create a white box that obscures whatever is 'underneath' or 'behind' the rectangle.Add variable text such as filename, date and time, page count. Add PDF files as graphics. When you add a PDF file as a graphic, you can manipulate it (scale, rotate, etc.).Add backgrounds. Use custom backgrounds for watermarks, printer's marks, color bars, etc,.Insert pages. Insert blank pages specify their dimensions.Re-order pages. Reverse page order, user-specified re-ordering, more.You can rotate pages to any degree (not just 90-180-270). Move the text & graphics on page up, down, left, or right. Modify whitespace at margins. Add or remove whitespace on some or all edges of page.Tiling. Split pages into multiple pages, or 'tiles.'.You can also include letters, punctuation marks, and special characters in your numbering scheme. Flexible numbering scheme: you can specify increment, you can repeat numbers, you can skip pages. Sequential numbering. Add page numbers, Bates numbers, and other kinds of sequential numbers to pages or imposed sheets.Also good for saving money on click fees - print two 8½' x 11' pages on an 11' x 17' sheet.

Good for business cards, labels, postcards, etc. Step and repeat. Arrange multiple copies of the same pages on larger sheets.Do imposition for a booklet (saddle-stitched book).

Quite imposing plus for mac