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Inspecting and Editing Pages

When the paginated DTP pages have been saved back to STEP, you can inspect and edit the pages on the Page Inspector tab and the AutoPage Publication Planner tab. You can inspect both single and multi-version autopaginated publications.

On the Page Inspector tab and AutoPage Publication Planner tab you can do the following:

• View markers for product borders, measurements, oversets, layout source, and update needed. See Viewing Markers on page 1
• Reposition objects. See Repositioning and Resequencing Objects on page 1
• Resequence objects. See Repositioning and Resequencing Objects on page 1
• Check if an update is needed and update content. See Updating Documents in AutoPage (here)
• Get information about oversets. See Viewing Overset Text on page 1
• Remount objects. See Remounting and Reflowing Objects on page 1
• Reflow objects. See Remounting and Reflowing Objects on page 1
• Set Justification. See Repositioning and Resequencing Objects on page 1
• Set page numbers. See Controlling Page Numbers on page 1
• Create a PDF. See Generating PDFs for Proof Viewing on page 1
• Print pages or sections. See Printing Pages in AutoPage on page 1
• Create a Publication Report (see the following)

To Inspect Multi-version Paginations

• To inspect a specific version, from the Version list, select the relevant version. The page layers of the selected version are displayed in the Page Inspector.

Note: When you apply any of the actions Remount, Reflow, Update content, Apply changes or Justification, they apply to all versions of a publication, not just the selected version.

To Edit a Document in InDesign

It is possible to open and edit a document directly in InDesign. You can make changes in InDesign and then save the document back to STEP. For more information, see the STEP'n'design User Guide.

To Create a Publication Report

It is possible to make a comma separated (CSV) file that contains the information that is shown in the AutoPage Publication Planner.

1. In the Tree, click the relevant publication, section, or subsection.
2. Click the AutoPage Publication Planner tab, and then select the sections or subsections that you want to make a report from, right-click, and then click AutoPage Planner Report. The Save dialog box appears.

3. Select a Save in destination, enter a File name and then click Save.

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