The Job Jackets feature takes a revolutionary step beyond preflighting: It helps to ensure that a print job adheres to its specifications from the moment it is created, and that it continues to adhere to those specifications all the way through until it rolls off the press. Furthermore, Job Jackets expand the concept of job specification enforcement beyond the realm of the individual user by linking projects to synchronized, dynamically updateable design specifications that include everything from style sheets and colors to page size and count.

• Understanding Job Jackets
• Working with Job Jackets
• Working with Job Tickets
• The default Job Jackets file
• Working with Resources: Advanced mode
• Working with Layout Specifications
• Working with Output Specifications
• Working with Rules and Rule Sets
• Evaluating a layout
• Job Jackets locking
• Printing with JDF output