imposition

DistributorX is excited to announce their new imposition and productivity bundle that offers users substantial savings off the regular retail price of the powerful products included in the solution. Often, the financial and technical investment puts automated production solutions out of reach for the typical small commercial printer. The Card Creator Pro bundle was designed to remove these barriers and deliver a complete automated step and repeat production solution at an amazing value.

DistributorX is excited to announce their new imposition and productivity bundle that offers users substantial savings off the regular retail price of the powerful products included in the solution. Often, the financial and technical investment puts automated production solutions out of reach for the typical small commercial printer. The Card Creator Pro bundle was designed to remove these barriers and deliver a complete automated step and repeat production solution at an amazing value.

DistributorX is excited to announce their new imposition and productivity bundle that offers users substantial savings off the regular retail price of the powerful products included in the solution. Often, the financial and technical investment puts automated production solutions out of reach for the typical small commercial printer. The Card Creator Pro bundle was designed to remove these barriers and deliver a complete automated step and repeat production solution at an amazing value.

Apple, in their infinite wisdom, removed many features required for imposition printing from InDesign in Snow Leopard. This thread has some solutions.

"This weekend I decided I wanted to learn about the new stuff in Java 1.5. Generics, auto-boxing/unboxing, etc. This is the kind of reading that works best for me in a printed book.

Fortunately for me (and for Cheap Impostor), Sun's official Java Language Specification is available as a free PDF file, with license given to each user to print one copy."

Maybe you'll have better luck with a script. Dave Saunders has two of them that work slightly differently. Build Booklet creates a new document as a copy of the original and shuffles the pages for two-up saddle-stitch. This is fine as long as you don't have any elements that cross the spine. Make booklet places pages from the original into a new doc and shuffles, which should allow you to have cross-spine objects.<br />
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http://pdsassoc.com/downloads/Buildbooklet.zip<br />
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Dave's CS3 Booklet Script