I apologize. I knew the problem was in auto sorting, but forgot about that ON/OFF button. Getting Old.

Fred

Thank you for the quick replies.

The sorting button did the trick. I wasn't even aware of that button.

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2023.112      Mar 26, 2023

Priority: High

v2023.112 includes the following fixes:

• Mirrored prints: Fixed a bug where very large images (>1 GB) may spontaneously print mirrored under certain conditions.
• Corner marks: Fixed an issue where corner cut marks were not previewing in the full page editor.
• Template marks: Cut marks now preview in the proper locations when using template/centered print placement.

Mike

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2023.112      Mar 26, 2023

Priority: High

v2023.112 includes the following fixes:

• Mirrored prints: Fixed a bug where very large images (>1 GB) may spontaneously print mirrored under certain conditions.
• Corner marks: Fixed an issue where corner cut marks were not previewing in the full page editor.
• Template marks: Cut marks now preview in the proper locations when using template/centered print placement.

Mike

There are two things that can cause images to be placed in a position other than the end of the job:

(1) If you have sorting turned on.  Sorting is an option in all of the "Intelli" placement methods: there is a sort button under the live view so make sure that button is turned off.

(2) You have empty slots (templates) in the job.  If you don't fill all the templates and you have an empty one on, for example, page 3, when you click the "+" on a thumbnail, it will fill all empty templates first.  You can go through all the pages to make sure you don't have empty templates.  If images get moved or deleted, it could actually be creating empty templates in the middle of the job.

Regards,
Mike

I just experimented and find that with certain placement selections, Qimage might be trying to save you paper usage by replacing  item fitting to a page. There us probably a better way, but I added images and re saved the Job immediately Mike will probably have a better answer.
Fred

This may have been covered somewhere, but I could not find it, so here is my question.

When printing a number of images (for an exposition), I created a job with 12 images. All of these have to be printed 200x200 mm with an inner border of 5 mm. 2 images on 1 A-3 sized sheet. All went well and I saved the job.

Next I recalled the job and wanted to add some images to the job. Until very recently, these new images were added to the end of the job, therefore leaving alone the order of the images in this job as it was until then. But in some peculiar way, new images are now inserted at a somewhat random place/order into the existing job. Somewhere between the already present images or at the very beginning of the job, some at the end. As a result: each of the A3 pages now contains other images then before. So before adding the new images: images A and B would be on page 1, images C and D on page 2 of the job and so on. After adding the new images page 1 now has image Z and A, page 2 has B and C. In other words: all pages changed.

Am I missing some hidden feature? Is there a way to manually change the order of images in a job?

OK, I found it and it works - only the image with wrapping shows now, the rest of the page is gone.

Thanks again Mike

Cheers

Larry

It's there every time you click the print button: and it only appears when you are in print to file mode.  See attached.

Mike

Hi Mike

I tried what you suggested and I don't see "RIP individual prints" option.

I printed the image to file and had a look at it.  Everything looks OK but the whole page is included instead of just the image.

Cheers
Larry