Justin Hawk Koester
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InDesign's Print Booklet feature should support exporting an imposed PDF directly, without requiring third-party scripts or PostScript workarounds. Currently, all Save as PDF options are blocked in the Print Booklet dialog on Mac, forcing users into outdated and unreliable workflows. Please add a native Export to PDF option in the Print Booklet dialog.
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Hi,
We have been able to reproduce the issue and it is currently under investigation.—
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This is one of the biggest things that slows down my workflow.
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Please bring InDesign's Share for Review in line with Illustrator and add page range selection to the share dialog. Additionally, hidden pages should be excluded from shared reviews.
Justin Hawk Koester supported this idea ·
InDesign's Print Booklet feature should support exporting an imposed PDF directly, without requiring third-party scripts or PostScript workarounds. Currently, all Save as PDF options are blocked in the Print Booklet dialog on Mac, forcing users into outdated and unreliable workflows. Please add a native Export to PDF option in the Print Booklet dialog.