Category 1
Input files of category 1 models are non-layered input files, and each
contains the entire contents (base and change content) for one or
more versions.
The following illustrations assume that you have one base.
Model 1: [Cc, Mc, Yc, Kc, S]
n
For each version, provide a single input file that contains a mix of base
and change content, where the change content is defined as a spot
color.
CcMcYcKc
+S
1
version 1
version 2
version 3
CcMcYcKc
+S
2
CcMcYcKc
+S
3
Model 2: [C, M, Y, K]
n
For each version, provide a single input file that contains a mix of base
and change content, where all content is in process color. The change
content is not identified by color. However, the operator must know
which colors contain change content.
C
1
M
1
Y
1
K
1
C
2
M
2
Y
2
K
2
version 1
version 2
version 3
C
3
M
3
Y
3
K
3
Model 3: [Cc, Mc, Yc, Kc + S
n
]
For all versions, provide a single input file that contains base and
change content, where each version’s content is defined with a
different spot color.
CcMcYcKc
+S
1
S
1
S
1
versions 1, 2, 3
Category 2
Input files of category 2 models are non-layered files, and each
contains either base or change content; not both.
The following illustrations assume that you have one base.
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Chapter 19—Versions
