For more information, see the help on the
CEPS Conversion
section and the
Normalize
section of the refine process
template.
Source of Color Recipes
Extract Recipe from the File
Select this option to use the color recipes defined in the PDF
file.
Lookup Recipe in Color Database
Select this option to look up the color recipes in Prinergy color
libraries.
Color Libraries
Selectable
From the
Selectable
list select the color libraries that you want
Prinergy to search for color recipes, and click
Add
.
Note: Ensure that you select color libraries with color spaces that are
compatible with the
Final Output Process Profile
.
Selected
Using
Move Up
and
Move Down
arrange the color libraries in
the
Selected
box in the order (descending) that you want them
to be searched.
To remove a color library from the list select the color library
and click
Delete
.
Use Recipe from File if not found in Color Database
Select this check box if you want to use the color recipe defined
in the PDF file if the color is not found in any of the selected
color libraries within Prinergy.
Note: Currently, this check box cannot be cleared.
Auto-Resolve Spot Color Naming Conflicts
If the
Auto-Resolve Spot Color Naming Conflicts
option is
enabled, Prinergy automatically changes some PANTONE spot
color name endings.
For example, spot colors ending in CV or CVC are always
renamed with a C name ending.
The following table indicates how Prinergy will change spot
color name endings.
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