Riso Perfect Binder G10 (200) Bedienungsanleitung Seite 33

Example of making of the original data
Register the paper size in advance depending on the application you use. If not registered in advance,
the size of the cover sheet will automatically be configured as a regular paper size.
The following condition must be satisfied for the cover sheet width:
"Length of cover sheet (A)" ≥ "Length of body pages (C) × 2 + Spine width"
• Make the original data in the finished size. The cut-off part (cut-off area) and the positioning (base point)
are not required.
Spine width
Cover 4
(C)
• When performing perfect binding via a printer driver compatible with PostScript 3 (if the optional print
controller has been installed), create the original upon adding a cut-off area (B).
• For Cover 1 and Cover 4, arrange the layout with the upper right corner as a base point.
• For Cover 2 and Cover 3, arrange the layout with the upper left corner as a base point.
"Length of cover sheet (A)" ≥ "Length of body pages (C) × 2 + Spine width + Cut-off area (B)"
Spine width
Cover 4
1
On the [Environment] tab, register the original size of the cover including the
spine width to [Custom Paper Entry].
For more information on the registration method of paper size, see the guides of the ComColor GD Series
printer.
2
Select the original size of the cover sheet.
The irregular paper size registered in Step 1 is added to the paper size of the original creating application.
• If either of the following images exist within 5 mm (7/32") from the cover binding margin, the glue will not
fix and cause the body pages to peel off easily. Please be careful when you create the cover.
- Solid black, thick color
- A ruled line thicker than 3 pt
• To figure out the spine width, make a sample booklet in advance to measure the thickness with the
decided paper and the number of pages for binding.
Margin
Cover 1
(A)
Base
point
Margin
Cover 1
Spine width
Margin
Cover 2 Cover 3
(C)
(A)
Base
Spine width
point
Margin
Cover 2 Cover 3
Using the Printer Driver
Perfect Binder User's Guide
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