Select
Vector
when outputting to halftone (screen) proofers
(for example, the Spectrum device), or to high-resolution
contone proofers.
Additional factors to consider:
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Vector overprint handling occurs before the RIP
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Depending on the complexity of the file, vector overprint
handling could take longer than raster overprint handling.
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Vector overprint handling does not eliminate all overprints.
In objects where overprinting does not have an effect on the
output, the objects retain an overprint status. For example, if
you set black to overprint, but one black object is not placed
on top of another object, this black object is, after overprint
handling, still an overprinting object.
Preserve Traps
Select this check box to preserve existing Kodak traps when
vector overprint handling is used.
Note: When existing traps are preserved, you cannot remove them in
later processing. You must remove the traps in the original file. Traps are
color-managed as regular objects.
Process CEPS Data
Select this check box to enable spot color mapping and color
matching of CEPS data.
For further information, see the CEPS Conversion Section and
the Normalize Section of the Refine Process Template.
Process Marks
Select this check box when you want to apply color
management to your marks file. Depending on the type of mark,
it may be necessary to enable
Overprint Handling
to
appropriately convert the mark and apply the necessary color
transformation.
Note: When
Process Marks
is checked, both sheet marks and page
marks are color managed.
Color match 1-bit images
Select this check box to color match 1-bit images. One-bit
images are images that represent two tones, typically black and
white. The pixel is either a 0 or a 1 value. Examples are copydot
images.
Note: This feature will convert 1-bit images to 8-bit images. This causes
pages to become larger and to render more slowly. Turn off this feature if
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