The first versioning imposition plan you import into the job contains
the separations labelled as base. The system compares all separations
in a versioning job against the base separations. You can change this
label as you import a versioning imposition plan.
You can also select a page set from the existing page sets for the job
for a particular import.
Note: If you try to import a new versioning imposition in which the number of
pages does not match the number of pages in the existing page set, the
Import
Imposition
list is unavailable. To correct this error, regenerate the imposition plan
with the same number of pages as the existing page set.
For more information about legacy versioning, see the Prinergy
Regional Versioning Workflow User Guide.
Open the Prinergy Regional Versioning Workflow User Guide
For information about the newer system, see
About Layered PDF
Versioning
.
Note about legacy versioning
During final output for a legacy versioning job, if the version input file
contains spot elements with 0% spot tint and these are placed over
color elements in the input base file, they may incorrectly knock out
underlying colors when the spot is converted to process.
Solutions:
●
If the 0% tint spot elements are not required for the final output,
consider removing them from the file before outputting it to a plate.
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If the 0% tint spot elements are required for the final output, use
the imposition output process template to output this file to a Tiff.
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Use the Color Combiner to perform the color mapping. However,
since the Color Combiner cannot be enabled on final output, create
VPS proofs using a final output process template to ensure that the
VPS matches the plate output. If unwanted knockouts appear in the
VPS proofs, either edit the file to remove the objects causing the
knockout or make plates from a Tiff file that was generated using an
imposed proof process template and expose them using Tiff
Downloader.
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