5. On the
Color
tab:
a. In the Mode box, select
Composite
.
b. In the Setup box, select
Composite CMYK and Spot
or a similar
DeviceN color setup. (To access color setups in QuarkXPress,
select
Edit
>
Color Setups
>
Output
.
6. On the
Fonts
tab, select the
Download all fonts
option.
7. On the
Marks
tab, in the
Registration marks mode
box, select
Centered
.
8. On the
Bleed
tab, select
0.25 inch
.
9. On the
Transparency
tab:
a. Ensure that the
Ignore transparency flattening
check box is
cleared. (Required).
b. In the
Transparency flattening resolution
box, select
300
dpi,
OR
If job quality requires higher resolution, select
600
dpi. You can
then choose to either retain the 600 dpi resolution from
QuarkXPress, OR use Prinergy (
Optimize
pane) to downsample
the 600 dpi image to 300 dpi.
Retaining the 600 dpi resolution from QuarkXPress provides a
better quality result than using Prinergy to downsample. The
300 dpi anti-aliased result will render better than the 300 dpi
result that you get from QuarkXPress
10. On the
OPI
tab, select the options that you want.
For a thin workflow, select the
OPI Active
option, and do not select
the
TIFF Include Images
,
Low Resolution
, and
EPS Include Images
options.
11. On the
JDF
tab, select the options that you want.
Adding and deleting files
About adding and removing files
Input files are those files received from your customer (the print buyer)
that make up the content of the publication being printed. Once you
have created a job for the publication, you can add input files to the job.
You must add input files to the job before you can begin processing
them.
Preparing customer files
For information on how to prepare specific formats of customer files,
see About Preparing Customer Files. For a list of the input formats
supported, see About Supported Input File Types.
Adding and deleting files
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