backs up your colorstore database. If you are running the Windows
2008 Server operating system on your Prinergy primary server, the
System Configuration Backup Utility performs the backup process of
the colorstore database. If you are using Prinergy with Hot Standby
(Hot Standby combines the basic functionality of failover, allowing a
Prinergy secondary server or render station to take over primary server
functions if the primary server fails), the colorstore database is also
automatically backed up.
Issues to consider when using ColorFlow
●
Sharing ColorFlow-enabled work between plants or servers is not
possible unless the
Prinergy Job Color Setup
defaults are changed
to an available color setup and the
Allow undefined color setup or
color setup mismatch
check box is selected in the ColorFlow
section in the output process template. Note that output could be
significantly different.
●
If you refine a file with ColorFlow selected, ensure that you select
ColorConvert
and
Enable ColorFlow
if you refine the file again.
Otherwise, an error message appears.
●
If you want to change the tagged color setup of a PDF file that has
been refined, you must refine the PDF file again with a new color
setup specified in the process template.
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You may encounter a situation in which you have two objects with
the same CMYK input in a single PDF file. One object is
tagged
with
an ICC-based CMYK profile; the other object is
untagged
using
Device CMYK. Conversion of the ICC-based CMYK content will
happen via embedded profiles for one object. In contrast, the
untagged content will be converted via a DeviceLink from
ColorFlow, if a DeviceLink is present in the selected color setup. To
avoid complication, override the embedded profile in the refine
process template, which will ensure that all content is managed via
DeviceLink.
●
If you refine a file with the Prinergy Bypass Refine feature, ensure
you refine the file again to tag a color setup in the PDF file.
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When using ColorFlow, you can assign one color setup per page in
the refine process template. When using the imposition output
process template with ColorFlow, you can output an imposition file
that has different color setups for each page. When outputting in
this situation, ensure that you select a device condition that is
contained in all of the color setups assigned to all pages.
See also:
on page
836
Chapter 14—Color
