A Few LR4 Printing Questions

Have a few questions pertaining to the new features in v4:
1. In the past we created layouts with all the page and print settings embedded. Is the recommended workflow now to just create the layout with the page settings and then create a saved print collection with the print settings?
2. If you create a virtual copy and put that through soft proofing and make settings, is the paper profile you used for those settings embedded in the virtual copy?
3. If the paper profile is embedded in your proof copy and you accidently add it to a print collection which has a different profile specified, which profile setting takes precedence (or do you get an error alert)?
Thanks!
Jim

Hi Jim,
1. The collection resulting from saved print helps you with custom package: because it saves the images to go in your custom pages as well. Like a snapshot. Before you had the layout/template and the images still separate to drag them again in ... at least that was all I had achieved previously.
2. If you make a "proof copy" (not just any virtual copy), yes.
3. I remember from another post in beta-forum, no own hands-on experience: You can easily create hurtful contradictions by that. Print collection profile takes precedence, and there is no warning.
Cornelia

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