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Adobe Creative Suite 5 Printing Guide 22

Using the Ink Manager

Select a spot color you want to remap to another ink, and use the Ink Alias pop-up menu to

select the target ink.

To remap one spot color to another spot color (or to a process plate),

select the spot color in the Ink Manager dialog, and choose the

appropriate plate from the Ink Alias pop-up menu. You can also use a

process plate as the target ink, but you cannot map a process plate to a

spot ink.

You can also check “All Spots to Process” to output all spot inks as

process. This is a nondestructive option: the spot inks are not actually

redefined as process colors, but print and export as process builds (all

conversions and ink alias operations performed in the Ink Manager are

non-destructive). Caution: if there are several different definitions of

what should be one spot color, outputting the colors as CMYK may

result in inconsistent color, even if you’ve mapped all the extra spot

colors to one ink. If this is the situation, the best way to achieve color

consistency is to edit all objects and placed artwork to use one spot

color or one consistent CMYK recipe. This may require that you edit

placed artwork in the original applications, such as Photoshop and

Illustrator, to achieve consistent color. For maximum color consistency,

and to enable better printing to high-fidelity color devices, choose the

“Use Standard Lab Values for Spots” option in Ink Manager.

Using Overprint Preview to check color interactions

Use the Overprint Preview in Illustrator, InDesign, Acrobat X Pro, and

Adobe Reader to check the color interactions of objects using blending

modes, opacity settings, or overprint. Activating Overprint Preview in

these components generates a more realistic display of artwork,

providing the opportunity to catch objects that may image differently

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 files. Overprint

Preview can also be controlled in Preferences in both Acrobat Pro and

Adobe Reader.

About InDesign Program Versions

InDesign CS5 or 5.5 can open a file created in any

previous version of the program, with certain

considerations. For example, in some

environments, customers may request that the

printer return final versions of files, reflecting any

corrections requested by the customer or

performed by the printer to facilitate imaging.

While it’s possible to export a file from InDesign

CS5/5.5 as an IDML (InDesign Markup Language)

file, opening that file in InDesign CS4 may result in

some content being modifiedor lost.

Some content, such as animated content, doesn’t

exist in CS4; that content will be deleted when an IDML file from

CS5/5.5 is opened in InDesign CS4. Thus, file fidelity will be lost in

attempting to “round-trip” such files between CS5 and CS4, and back

again. Consequently, it’s preferable to keep InDesign files in the original

version throughout the life of the job, if possible.

Conversion Tip:

When backsav-

ing from InDesign

CS5 using the IDML

method, create a PDF

before converting.

When the document

is opened in CS4,

create a new layer

and place the pages

of the PDF. Turn the

visibility of the PDF

layer o and on to

check for unwanted

changes.

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