The Print tab contains properties that define how the Title Page object creates a title page in the published Microsoft Word document. These properties define things like what heading elements to include, page layout information, and which file object to place on the cover.
These fields in the book object > Print tab map to these properties and field codes in Word:
*This is the only book property that is referenced by a styleref property instead of a docproperty.
Super title
Determine if the Document Super Title from the published book is included in the Word document. If it is included, a style of "SuperTitle" automatically applies in the published Word document.
Title
Determine if the Document Title from the published book is included in the Word document. If it is included, a style of "Title" automatically applies in the published Word document.
Sub title
Determine if the Document Sub Title from the published book is included in the Word document. If it is included, a style of "SubTitle" automatically applies in the published Word document.
Version
Determine if the Document Version from the published book is included in the Word document. If it is included, a style of "Version" automatically applies in the published Word document.
By line
Determine if the Document By Line from the published book is included in the Word document. If it is included, a style of "Byline" automatically applies in the published Word document.
Picture file
Set a relationship to a File object that defines the picture or graphic you want to insert on your title page.
Page media
Set a relationship to a Media object that defines the page setup and layout of the Title Page section. A title page always starts a new section, so you must select a Media object.