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Numbered event tickets
Keep pre-numbered ticket pages consecutive after the printed stack is cut.
The right order, after the cut
Print. Cut. Stack. Already in sequence.
Arrange numbered tickets, forms and pages so the cut piles come together in order. Preview the sequence before committing it to paper.
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Forms and vouchers
Prepare unique forms as ordered piles that are easier to gather and pack.
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Small bound interiors
Lay out a sequence of smaller pages for guillotine cutting and subsequent gathering.
THE JOB SHEET01 / EXAMPLE
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A run of 100 numbered tickets
ARTWORK → LAYOUT → PRINTA practical starting point
Illustrative print job
A run of 100 numbered tickets
Open a PDF containing 100 individually numbered tickets. A four-up single-sided layout uses 25 sheets; cut the four piles and gather them in the previewed order.
- Source
- 100 unique tickets
- Layout
- 4 piles per sheet
- Stack depth
- 25 sheets
A clear path to print
Open. Adjust. Print.
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Your layout stays in your control.
- 01
Prepare the unique pages
Supply one page per item in the required sequence. Include numbering in the source artwork.
- 02
Choose piles per sheet
Set the paper, grid, gaps and duplex option. Review the resulting stack depth.
- 03
Test the gathering order
Print a short proof, cut the piles and stack them in sequence. Keep the same sheet order for the production run.
A little print know-how
Good files.
Better results.
A few things to check before you send your job to the printer.
Read the Cut & Stack guideTest with a short numbered PDF
A visible sequence makes the first and last item in each pile easy to verify before production.
Keep the stack together
Printer collation, reversed output order and separate cutting batches can change the gathering result. Proof the whole workflow.
How is this different from ordinary N-up?
Ordinary sequential N-up puts consecutive pages across each sheet. Cut & Stack distributes the sequence through each cut pile so the piles can be gathered in order.
Does Cut & Stack add the ticket numbers?
No. It orders existing PDF pages. Provide a source with the unique numbers or content already applied.
Can I use it for double-sided pieces?
Yes. Double sided pairs odd pages with even pages. Confirm the front/back sequence and duplex direction with a cut proof.
What happens if the last sheet is incomplete?
Unused positions are blank. Review the final sheet and consider Mark every cell edge if you need internal cutting ticks.
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N-up
Several pages per sheet, in reading order. The sheet and the count are chosen to waste the least paper.
Step & Repeat
Business cards, labels and tickets: each page repeated to fill the sheet, with bleed and marks handled.
Headers, footers & watermark
Add headers, footers, watermarks and page numbers in one place.
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