Finishing

1. Click Print Settings > Printing Options > Finishing.
2. To print using stapling, from the Finishing list, select a stapling option.
3. To print using hole punch, from the Finishing list, select a hole punch option.
4. To print using coil punch, from the Finishing list, select Coil Punch.

   Select an option:

   • Left: For coil punching on the left of a portrait page.
   • Top: For coil punching at the top of a landscape page.
   • Right: For coil punching on the right of a portrait page.
   • Bottom: For coil punching at the bottom of a landscape page.
5. To print using folding, from the Finishing list, select Folding.

   Select an option:

   • Bi-Fold Single Sheets: One side of a page prints. Each page folds separately.
   • Bi-Fold Multiple Sheets: Prints the odd pages on the outside and the even pages on the inside of the folded paper. Sheets are folded together as a booklet.
   • C Tri-Fold: Printing starts on the front panel of the paper, then the document is folded in half.
   • Z Tri-Fold: Printing starts on the front panel of the paper, then the document is folded into thirds.
   • Z-fold Half Sheet: This option folds larger-sized pages to match the paper size of the main document.
6. To select finishing options from a single window, select Multiple Finishing. Select stapling, hole punching, or folding options.
7. To print and bind a paperback book, use Perfect Binding.
8. If a finishing device with booklet maker is installed, to format your document to print as a booklet, use Booklet Creation.
9. To create pads of single sheet forms with a glued binding on the top edge, use Pad Creation.
10. To connect to a Document Finishing Architecture (DFA) Finisher Profile that is set up on the printer, use DFA Finisher Profile.
11. Click OK.