In lineup, click the line item that has the book. It should populate with the correct info (title, author, etc.) at the bottom of the screen. Then click the production tab at the top. It should load the cover on one side, and the body on the other.
Set the default printer (as shown below) for bodies & again for covers.
Print the correct number of layers need for the quantity. Layer count should show at the top of the screen, but if it doesn’t, I like to print 10% extra, (limited to 50 extra copies). If I need 50 books, and they’re printed 4 up, and covers are 2 up, the math would look something like this:
Bod: (50*1.1)/4 = 13.75. So 14 layers needed.
Cov: (50*1.1)/2 = 27.5. So 28 layers needed. Note: If an odd number are needed, I like to print an extra so that it’s an even number to get laminated. (Book covers get laminated 2 sheets at a time)
Cover paper defaults:
• Book: 100lb cover, White, 12x18, glossy
• Pamphlet: 80lb cover, White, 12x18, glossy
• TC Overseas: 80lb text, White, 12x18 glossy
Book Body paper defaults:
11x17 paper, with the following weights depending on page count.
• 1-75pgs = 32lb
• 76-199pgs = 24lb
• 200-449pgs = 20lb
• 450+pgs = 16lb