Ashley When you open FusionPro Imposer there is a Load button. If you click on this you can find the the template you created and it will import the document properties from your template. You then just go thru the Document, Press Sheet, and Layout settings to setup the imposition the way you need it. You will save it as a .fpi file. Then when you go to the Composition Settings to compose your output you will check the Use Imposition Definition under the Imposition tab and locate your .fpi file.
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