Quite Imposing Plus full changelog

Define Bleed:
There is now the option to generate bleed, when increasing the bleed area. Sometimes it is necessary to put some content into the bleed area, even if it is not perfect. QI now has three options when adding bleed
To do nothing, as in earlier releases (this is the default)
To use a mirror of the edge of the page to fill in the bleed.
To scale the trim box up to fill the bleed box.
A new option “Generate bleed only” can be used with these choices to mirror or scale the trim box to fill the bleed box. This can be used when the trim box and bleed box are already correct, but you need to put information to fill this area.
When you add bleed outside the visible edge of the page, you now have the option to make the enlarged bleed area visible. This is especially important if you are generating bleed, so you can check the results.
Bleeds are highlighted while the Define Bleed tool is active in Quite Imposing Plus. This is now shown as a red line with white edges, so it should show up clearly on any background.
Sometimes a page has a zero bleed area (trim box the same as bleed box) which is smaller than the page. This can cause surprises, as the page may be cut off to the bleed area, even though it is the same as the trim area. We improve handling in two ways in Quite Imposing Plus:
The Define Bleed tool now shows a narrow strip where there is actually a zero width strip
The page monitor now reports on this case specially.
Tile Pages:
Larger limits. Can now tile up to 100 x 100 rows x columns. There is now a warning if this will create a very large number of pages.
Undoing a booklet. Sometimes a booklet is received that a customer has already imposed, but it needs to be split up so it can be imposed again. Tile Pages now has an option for simple 2-up booklets which were intended for perfect bound or saddle stitched booklet. This cuts up the original and shuffles the pages, so the original does not need to have been made with Quite tools.
Page monitor enhance

Define Bleed:
There is now the option to generate bleed, when increasing the bleed area. Sometimes it is necessary to put some content into the bleed area, even if it is not perfect. QI now has three options when adding bleed
To do nothing, as in earlier releases (this is the default)
To use a mirror of the edge of the page to fill in the bleed.
To scale the trim box up to fill the bleed box.
A new option “Generate bleed only” can be used with these choices to mirror or scale the trim box to fill the bleed box. This can be used when the trim box and bleed box are already correct, but you need to put information to fill this area.
When you add bleed outside the visible edge of the page, you now have the option to make the enlarged bleed area visible. This is especially important if you are generating bleed, so you can check the results.
Bleeds are highlighted while the Define Bleed tool is active in Quite Imposing Plus. This is now shown as a red line with white edges, so it should show up clearly on any background.
Sometimes a page has a zero bleed area (trim box the same as bleed box) which is smaller than the page. This can cause surprises, as the page may be cut off to the bleed area, even though it is the same as the trim area. We improve handling in two ways in Quite Imposing Plus:
The Define Bleed tool now shows a narrow strip where there is actually a zero width strip
The page monitor now reports on this case specially.
Tile Pages:
Larger limits. Can now tile up to 100 x 100 rows x columns. There is now a warning if this will create a very large number of pages.
Undoing a booklet. Sometimes a booklet is received that a customer has already imposed, but it needs to be split up so it can be imposed again. Tile Pages now has an option for simple 2-up booklets which were intended for perfect bound or saddle stitched booklet. This cuts up the original and shuffles the pages, so the original does not need to have been made with Quite tools.
Page monitor enhance

Define Bleed:
There is now the option to generate bleed, when increasing the bleed area. Sometimes it is necessary to put some content into the bleed area, even if it is not perfect. QI now has three options when adding bleed
To do nothing, as in earlier releases (this is the default)
To use a mirror of the edge of the page to fill in the bleed.
To scale the trim box up to fill the bleed box.
A new option “Generate bleed only” can be used with these choices to mirror or scale the trim box to fill the bleed box. This can be used when the trim box and bleed box are already correct, but you need to put information to fill this area.
When you add bleed outside the visible edge of the page, you now have the option to make the enlarged bleed area visible. This is especially important if you are generating bleed, so you can check the results.
Bleeds are highlighted while the Define Bleed tool is active in Quite Imposing Plus. This is now shown as a red line with white edges, so it should show up clearly on any background.
Sometimes a page has a zero bleed area (trim box the same as bleed box) which is smaller than the page. This can cause surprises, as the page may be cut off to the bleed area, even though it is the same as the trim area. We improve handling in two ways in Quite Imposing Plus:
The Define Bleed tool now shows a narrow strip where there is actually a zero width strip
The page monitor now reports on this case specially.
Tile Pages:
Larger limits. Can now tile up to 100 x 100 rows x columns. There is now a warning if this will create a very large number of pages.
Undoing a booklet. Sometimes a booklet is received that a customer has already imposed, but it needs to be split up so it can be imposed again. Tile Pages now has an option for simple 2-up booklets which were intended for perfect bound or saddle stitched booklet. This cuts up the original and shuffles the pages, so the original does not need to have been made with Quite tools.
Page monitor enhance