all base content layers to the base version layer to simplify the input
files.
1. Start a refine process on a layered input file.
2. In the Start Process dialog box, click
PDF Layer Selection
.
3. In the PDF Layer Selection dialog box, click the layer that you want
to map, and in the Map selected layer to box, select the target
layer.
Note: When you rerefine input files or refined files, remapping input layers
does not remove any unwanted layers from the version plan. You must
remove any layers from a version plan manually. In addition, any colors that
were mapped or converted to process during a rerefine may still appear in the
Colors to Extract
column of the version plan. If you need to make any changes,
they must be done manually.
Creating the version plan
You must create a version plan to configure versions, layers, and color
mappings. This task is critical to publishing the correct content in each
version.
Two version plan creation methods
You can create a version plan in two ways, using:
●
Version Plan Quick Builder
—is fast and easy to use, but assumes
that:
○
You want to give the layers the same name as the versions
○
You want only one change layer for each version.
○
You want all bases to have CMYK extracted, and to be output
separately.
○
You want all layers to have black extracted, and to be output as
black.
If any of these assumptions are not true for your job, you can modify
the version plan accordingly using manual procedures.
●
Manual procedures
—allows you to control all aspects of the
version plan, such as removing layers, adding change layers, and
editing layer and version names.
If you are using non-layered input files, we recommend that you create
a version plan using the Version Plan Quick Builder, and then modify it
accordingly with manual procedures.
If you are using layered input files
and
each version corresponds
directly to a layer, we recommend that you use the Version Plan Quick
Builder to complete the version plan. Otherwise, complete the version
plan manually.
Creating the version plan
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