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PowerRIP ImageSet Print Settings

The following are the settings which are common to all

outpt devices supported by PowerRIP ImageSet. Although some

of the choices available for these settings may vary from device

to device, their function is the same.

Paper Size

This settings will tell PowerRIP ImageSet what size the

destination media is. Please note that this setting is not neces-

sarily the size of the document. Although your document might

have been created as tabloid size, for example, if you want to

print it on a tabloid sheet of paper, you must choose tabloid

(11x17) paper size. Also, you might want to print a letter size

document on a bigger sheet to allow for crop marks or registra-

tion marks. When using the nesting feature (described later), the

size you pick here will be the size of the pages nested onto the

output media.

Print Quality

This is where you would pick your output resolution.

Invalid choices will have a warning icon next to the selection,

valid choices will not.

ICM Method/ICM Intent

PowerRIP ImageSet has its own color management and

ICM support built in. Leave the default settings in these two

options as they will not have any effect. They are visible only

because they are part of the Windows PostScript driver. The

settings for color management are decribed below under “RGB

Source Profile”, “CMYK Source Profile”, “Output Profile” and

“Rendering Intent” which allow much more control and flexibil-

ity for color management.

Scaling

Enlargement/reduction percante desired for your output.

Pretty self-exaplanatory... a settings of 50% would result in a

printout of the document that’s half the original size.

Color Mode

This option will define the color mode of the output, color

or monochrome (this option not available for the PDF or TIFF

generator output devices)

Output Profile

This option lets you choose the ICM or ICC to use for

output. PowerRIP ImageSet comes with all the necessary ICMs

to generate color-correct output to all the supported devices. It

picks the correct ICM automatically according to the paper type

and resolution selected. You can, however, define your own

ICM/ICC to use as your output profile. Please refer to the

“Adding additional ICCs to PowerRIP ImageSet” section for

instructions on adding ICCs (ICMs) to PowerRIP ImageSet. If

there are no custom ICMs added to the PPD, this option will not

display.

Rendering Intent

This option allows you to choose the rendering intent for

your output. Your choices are: Perceptual, Absolute Saturation,

Relative Saturation, Relative Colorimetric & Absolute Colori-

metric

RGB Source Profile

This option will allow you to select the input profile to use

for your 3-color images. Although PowerRIP installs quite a few

RGB source profiles which you can select, you can add addi-

tional input profiles to the PPD. Please see the “Adding addi-

tional ICCs to PowerRIP ImageSet” section for more informa-

tion on how to do this.

CMYK Source Profile

The same as the RGB Source Profile option but for CMYK

images.

Make composite from separations

Selecting “Yes” will cause a separated job to be printed as

a composite.This option is widely used to proof separations

before they go to press, check trapping, etc. When using this

feature, you MUST print a separated job from an application

which supports separations (Quark XPress, PageMaker, etc.). If

you select Yes and print a composite job, the results will be

unpredictable.

Make Separations

This option is the opposite of the “Make composite from

separatiosn” option. When set to “Yes” PowerRIP ImageSet will

print four plates (C,M,Y & K) in black from any composite job.

This feature is widely used to print separations when the

original document is either not available or created on an

application which does not support the printing of separations

(Microsoft Word, etc)

Mirror Image

Flips the page about its X axis (left is right, right is left)

Negative Image.

Prints a negative of the page (white is black, black is

white). This feature is handy when printing a document which

was creted in “negative” mode and a positive printout is desired

as well as for printing offset negatives on devices which support

plate material. Care should be used when using this feature as it

tends to use A LOT of black ink on inkjet printers.

Paper Type

Allows selection of the output media type (Plain paper,

photo paper, etc.). This option is not available for the PDF or

TIFF generator output devices.

Generate Pure Blacks

When enabled, this option will convert black pixels made

up of 100% C,M,Y & K (or 100% C, M & Y) and convert them

to 100% K only. This feature not available on all devices.

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