Smart Packager

What it does that native Package cannot

• ·Packages only the pages you pick: from a list, by range, by section, the current page or the current spread. Native Package only ever takes the whole document.
• ·Your original stays untouched. Everything happens on a working copy.
• ·Spreads stay intact. Pages are never reshuffled or joined. If that were about to happen, packaging stops by itself.
• ·A PDF from the selected pages only — two of them if you like. Press and proof (_proof), each with its own preset.
• ·Placed INDD files are packaged too, each with its own PDF, however deep they nest.
• ·A separate package for every spread. A whole leaflet split spread by spread in one click.
• ·A ZIP right after packaging, with every file checked before it finishes.
• ·A tidy pasteboard. Objects off the pages are removed from the package and left alone in the original.
• ·Links checked up front. You see the missing images before packaging starts.
• ·Presets for the printer, for design or for the archive, each recalled by a single choice.
• ·Favourite destination folders: up to eight, one click each.
• ·A smart package name. It is proposed from your selection, and nothing gets overwritten.
• ·You see what is going on: the step, the counts and the time. Packaging can be interrupted.
• ·A safe ending. An unfinished output is obvious at a glance. The source document is saved and closed only when everything went through without an error.
• ·Page previews. You can pick pages by how they look.
• ·It packages unsaved edits too. The document is packaged exactly as you have it open.