How to Use InDesign Templates to Speed up Your Imposition Workflow

[@carlloos4340]

Since I work in millimeters, it was a bit confusing, especially the part where you put the bleed afterwards. I will follow this tut again tomorrow, and hopefully understand it better, since I work a lot with business cards, and do this the manual way. I will pick your brain on this matter the coming days if you don't mind. Thanks for the tutorial!.

[@miketheprintman]

Understood. Yeah, I'm in the US, so all my measurements are imperial until we come to our senses and change. But as always, ask away if you need help.

[@carlloos4340]

@@miketheprintman Finally got it!! What a timesaver this will be with XMas card designing coming up!!//Thanks again. Take care

[@miketheprintman]

@@carlloos4340 Awesome. Glad it will be helpful for you.

[@nunnki2122]

I have same template, my workflow since 15 years. (Dont like Fiery Impose)

[@miketheprintman]

Sometimes, honestly it's just faster to impose directly in InDesign than to use Fiery. I like it because I can place multiple cards together on the same layout.