12. In the
ColorConvert
section of the selected output process
template, perform the following steps:
a. In the
JTP
list, select
ColorMatch
.
b. In the
Match Colors
area, select
Match Colors in Page Content
.
c. Set
Assumed Source or DeviceLink Profile
to
Exactly as Applied
During Refining
.
d. Select the
Overprint Handling
check box.
e. In the
Method
list, select
Raster
.
13. In the
Render
section of the selected output process template,
perform the following steps:
a. Set
Shades
to
256
.
b. Clear the
Do Separations
check box.
Note: Spot colors will automatically convert to process colors.
14. Output the file.
This outputs the refined PDF file to an ink jet proofer.
15. Output the refined PDF file to a halftone proofer.
For example, output to a Spectrum device.
Assuming that the halftone donor materials match the press inks
colorimetrically, color matching and overprint handling is not
required—simply output to a halftone proofer as you normally
would. If the donors are different and you want to use color
matching, in the
Match Colors
area of the output process template,
in the
Method
list, select
Vector
.
Setting up Maxtone screens
Select the screen type, screen system, dot shape, and screen ruling.
Configure other optional settings, such as screen color and dot width.
1. In the
Screen Type
list, select one of the following screen types:
●
Maxtone
●
Maxtone CX
●
Maxtone IS
●
Maxtone IS CX
●
Maxtone NX
Note: When you use IS screen types, the resolution in the
Render
section of
the process template must be identical to the value in the IS screen system. IS
screen systems are predefined and cannot be modified in Prinergy. For
information about defining IS screen sets, see the
Prinergy System
Administration Guide
.
2. In the
Screen System
list, select a set of screen angles.
3. In the
Dot Shape
list, select a dot shape.
4. In the
Screen Ruling
list, select a ruling.
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