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AR-PE1 Print Driver Overview
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Combine Separations: Used for Film Separation Proofing. Combines
each colour’s layer onto a single page when proofing for Overprint,
Trapping and other printing abnormalities.
each colour’s layer onto a single page when proofing for Overprint,
Trapping and other printing abnormalities.
Note: To use this option the file must have been printed as a colour
separation or created in the Desktop Colour Separation (DCS) format.
If the file is not printed as a colour separation or in the DCS format this
option will have no effect. Colour separations or DCS files divide the
image into four separate images (one for each colour). Each colour’s
layer can then be printed separately onto film sheets (as grayscale
images) for use when printing with film sheet.
separation or created in the Desktop Colour Separation (DCS) format.
If the file is not printed as a colour separation or in the DCS format this
option will have no effect. Colour separations or DCS files divide the
image into four separate images (one for each colour). Each colour’s
layer can then be printed separately onto film sheets (as grayscale
images) for use when printing with film sheet.
Available Options:
i.
Printer’s default: See the Fiery’s configuration sheet.
ii.
ON – Each colour’s layer will be combined onto a
single sheet for proofing before going to press.
single sheet for proofing before going to press.
iii.
OFF – Each colour’s layer will be printed separately as
grayscale images intended for photographic film
creation.
grayscale images intended for photographic film
creation.
Expert Colour: Applies the Colour Wise II advance colour management control
to the document(s) being printed. Allows to user to configure the Fiery for
specific printing requirements.
to the document(s) being printed. Allows to user to configure the Fiery for
specific printing requirements.
Typically used by Colour Reproduction professionals who require special colour
management control over their documents.
management control over their documents.
Options Available:
i. RGB
documents
i. RGB
source
ii. Rendering
Style
iii. RGB
Separation
ii. CMYK
documents
i.
CMYK Simulation Profile
ii.
CMYK Simulation Method
iii.
Spot Colours
iv.
Black (colour control)
i.
i.
Pure Black Text and Graphics
ii. Black
Overprint
v.
Output Profile (colour calibration set selection)
Standard Colour: Used when no special colour management
control is required to print the document. Typically most users that
print in colour will use this setting.
control is required to print the document. Typically most users that
print in colour will use this setting.
Grayscale: Used to print grayscale or black and white
documents. Only Black toner will be used to create the
document. Documents that have colour will be converted to
scales of gray.
documents. Only Black toner will be used to create the
document. Documents that have colour will be converted to
scales of gray.
ColourWise Window
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