1.      In Quite Imposing Plus you can use "imposition by example" to take any imposed PDF, and make another one just like it. You don't need to follow all the same steps again. (This function is not in Quite Imposing.)

2.      It's very important to realise that Quite Imposing was designed with printing in mind, not interactive documents. You can use Quite Imposing on any document, but it will usually lose or damage any links or bookmarks you have set up.

3.      Remember to save the documents you need, and to give them meaningful names. It isn't a good idea to save the files as "New document" or "Booklet" though nothing will stop you.

4.      Remember to close down the files you don't need to avoid reaching Acrobat's limit on open documents.

5.      Print your sample documents and measure them carefully to make sure everything is as you expect.

6.      If you are scaling pages up or down, Acrobat will scale most things, including text, perfectly. But if you have included bitmap images, scaling up may cause the quality to degrade noticeably.

7.      Manual Imposition can be slow and cumbersome. See if you can do the job with the automatic tools, especially n-Up Pages . Notice that you can use n-up pages to arrange pages 1 by 1, just adding crop marks around the edge.