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Chapter 8 – Setting Parameters

2.

In the 

Bleed area, select one of the following options:

•

Maximum bleed: Use this option to extend the bleed to the sheet fold lines.

•

Custom bleed size: Type the desired bleed size in millimeters.

The 

Creep parameter uses the following terminology: 

•

Creep in specifies the amount of movement towards the spine applied to the 
center two pages and their backs (in other words, the pages that require the 
most amount of compensation). 
An ever-decreasing amount of movement is automatically applied from the 
center quartet of pages back to the outside four pages of the job (in other words, 
every quartet of pages is moved by an amount less than the previous quartet). 

•

Creep out is used when you find that the page images are too close to the spine. 
This problem can be resolved by selecting a value for 

Creep out. This will move 

all the pages of the job further out towards the outside margin (away from the 
spine) by the specified amount. This movement takes place before the 

value is applied. 

1.

In the 

Creep in area, select Auto to automatically set the creep based on paper 

stock weight, or type the desired amount for 

Creep in.

2.

In the 

Creep out area, type the desired amount.

¾ Under Scale, select one of the following options:

ˆ

Scale by, to change the scale of all imposed sheets. This is the default option, 
set to 100%. In the 

% box, type a value from 25% to 400% for how you want 

to change the scaling of the imposed sheets.

ˆ

Fit layout to sheet size, to fit the page layout to the sheet size.

•

You cannot extend the bleed size beyond the sheet fold lines. Bleed 
does not affect the position of crop marks.

•

Bleeding must be defined in your DTP application in order for the Spire 
CX260 to be able to apply the bleed options.

Tip:  It is recommended that you use a border around all documents when you 
use creep.

Note:  The outside two pages and their backs are not moved (the value 0.0 
is used). 

Note:  Units of measurement (mm or inches) are set in the Settings 
window, see Localization on page 167.

Note:  Changing the scaling percentage affects the margins of the job. The 
margins are updated in proportion to the percentage that you choose.