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Adobe Creative Suite 5 Printing Guide 10

If you prefer that customers submit print-ready

PDF files, the preceding advice is still

beneficial, because using the tools correctly

and understanding your needs helps them

build better files, which become better PDFs.

No doubt you know all too well that a poorly

constructed document becomes an unusable

PDF. With that in mind, show customers how

to use the forensic tools in Acrobat X Pro to

highlight potential problems before they send

a PDF that won’t print as expected. Encourage

your customers to perform preflight

inspections on PDF files they are preparing for

print, to ensure a smoother flow in your

processes and reduce the amount of time you

spend fixing PDF files to meet your production

needs.

Consider providing custom presets to your

customers, to enable them to create PDFs to

your specifications. It is also helpful to provide

customized preflight profiles for Acrobat and

the new InDesign Live Preflight to customers to ensure that they

perform all the proper preflight checks according to your settings. For

more information on the Print Production tools in Acrobat X Pro, see

that section of this document.

Communicating with ConnectNow

All Creative Suite 5 applications provide a portal to Adobe ConnectNow

(part of Acrobat.com), a personal online web-conference tool (free for

up to three participants per meeting), so you can conduct real-time

meetings from your desktop. All you need is a web browser and the

free Flash player plug-in  no additional software is required.

Attendees join the meeting by logging into a web-based meeting space

from their own computers. In a ConnectNow online meeting, you can

share your desktop, use live chat, share online whiteboards, and use

many other collaboration features. In addition, participants can give

each other permission to control their computers: imagine how helpful

it would be for a client to hand over control of

their desktop so you can show them step-by-

step how to fix a problem file. In Acrobat 9 or X,

choose Share My Screen from the Collaborate

menu. In Photoshop, Photoshop Extended,

Illustrator, InDesign, Flash, Dreamweaver,

Fireworks and InCopy, choose File > Share My

Screen. You will find that ConnectNow can be a

powerful tool in customer communications.

This basic access to ConnectNow , which allows

you to share your screen with two other

participants at once, is free. If you need to

regularly collaborate with a larger audience of

attendees, consider purchasing one of the

commercial versions of Connect. For more

information, see

http://www.adobe.com/acom/connectnow/

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As Adobe applications have developed more sophisticated methods of

flattening transparency to meet the limitations of PostScript-based

workflows, and as RIP manufacturers have enhanced the capabilities of

their devices, imaging transparency is no longer the challenge it was in

earlier versions of the software. Transparency is completely and natively

supported by the PDF imaging model. Because transparency rendering

is dependent upon the color profile and resolution of the final output

device, it is desirable to maintain transparency effects in a live,

unflattened state right through to final output. PDF jobs which are

rendered by a PostScript RIP must be flattened to opaque objects prior

to rendering. If the job is properly constructed, this can happen very late

USING CONNECTNOW

TO HELP CUSTOMERS

In addition to provid-

ing your custom PDF

presets to customers,

consider using the

Share My Screen func-

tion in Creative Suite 5

to demonstrate how to

load and use custom

presets. For example

you can take over con-

trol of their computer

if necessary to show

them how to use the

correct preset to create

PDFs in Creative Suite

5 applications.

Use the Overprint Preview

in Illustrator, InDesign,

Acrobat X Pro, and Adobe

Reader to check the color

interactions of objects

using blending modes,

opacity seings, or over-

print. Activating Overprint

Preview in these compo-

nents generates a more

realistic display of artwork,

providing the opportunity

to catch objects that may

image dierently from the

way they appear when

viewed in the normal,

composite view. Note that

Acrobat X Pro and Adobe

Reader 9 now automatically

activate Overprint Preview

when opening PDF/X

les. Overprint Preview

can also be controlled

in Preferences in both

applications.

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