Below are some of the imposition layouts that are supported by IDImposer.
The column on the left represents the front sides of the sheets; the column on the right represents the back sides.
A.12pg.2up.nested.all.cyan
12pg 2up nested ('saddle') booklet
B.12pg.2up.notnested.ALL.cyan
12pg 2up not nested ('perfect binding')
C.24pg.2x2.Consec.1Sided.ALL.cyan
24pg 2x2 Consecutive 1Sided
D.24pg.cutstack.ALL.cyan
24pg 2x2 'cut stack'
E.BusinessCard.S&R.ALL.cyan
2sided business cards, step-and-repeat
F.16pg.2x2.sps01.ALL.cyan
16-page, 4-up, 2 sheetsPerSignature, 2 signatures
G.16pg.CrossFold08.All.cyan
16-page, 4-up, folds at the spine and page top
G.16pg.CrossFold16.ALL.cyan
16-page, 4-up, folds at the spine and page top, signatures are nested
H.12pg.Dup2x2.sps03.ALL.cyan
12-page, nested, duplicated to make 4-up
I.12pg.Nested2x3_12.ALL.cyan
6-up, nested (saddle) layout
J.12pg.PerfectPlus_2x3.ALL.cyan
6-up, no nesting
K.28pg.WallCal.ALL.cyan
28page Wall Calendar layout
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IDImposer is based on a flexible system of imposition definition files. If one of the built-in files doesn’t meet your requirements, you can define your own. (Look in the PageSequences folder.)
By the way, it’s easy to create test files for exploring the different imposition types and options. Just create a blank InDesign document of whatever dimensions you like, save it, and run the MakeTestDoc.jsx file in the IDImposer RESOURCES/HelperScripts folder. (Run it from the InDesign Scripts panel.) See the Quick Start page.