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•Transparent Objects: Highlights objects that use transparency. It

doesn’t indicate any of the possible results of aening.

•All Aected Objects: Highlights both objects that use transparency

and objects that must be aened because they interact with the

objects that use transparency. is seing does not indicate aening

results, but it’s useful because it indicates all objects that could poten-

tially be aened.

•Aected Graphics: Highlights images that will be aened, but not

eects or non-image objects (such as vector drawings). is seing is

especially useful for OPI workows, because the highlighted images

are the ones that must be swapped with high-resolution versions at

output time in order to aen properly. If an image isn’t highlighted,

you don’t need to be concerned about aening it in an OPI workow.

You can use this seing together with the Info panel to verify the

resolution of any highlighted images.

•Outlined Strokes: Highlights which strokes will be slightly thicker

when aened. Sometimes strokes are converted into lled areas of

the same width to recreate a transparent eect when aened. ese

areas may appear thicker because some RIPs process strokes dier-

ently than lled shapes, but the eect is usually not visible on device

resolutions above 1200 dpi. If you are printing on a device below 1200

dpi and this feature highlights many objects on a page, you can make

all strokes appear consistent by applying a preset where Convert All

Strokes To Outlines is turned on.

•Outlined Text: Highlights which type characters will be converted to

outlines under the currently applied transparency aener preset.

Characters become slightly thicker when converted to outlines, but

the eect may not be visible on device resolutions above 1200 dpi. If

you are printing on a device below 1200 dpi and this feature highlights

many characters on a page, you can make all text appear consistent by

applying a preset where Convert All Text To Outlines is turned on.

•Raster-ll Text and Strokes: Highlights text or strokes that may be

aected by RIPs that record continuous-tone (CT) objects at a dierent

resolution than linework (LW) objects. Aected objects are likely to

use transparency eects that create images, such as drop shadows or

feathered edges. You don’t need to use this option if you don’t have

this type of RIP, or if you have this type of RIP and its version has no

issues producing output of text or strokes with drop shadows and

feathers.

•All Rasterized Regions: Highlights all areas that will be rasterized

because of the current aener presetnot just complex regions. is

option involves rasterization of lls, not outlines, and the rasterized

lls are clipped to the original smooth outlines. Again, this view is

useful if you output to a RIP that processes CT and LW objects dier-

ently because it indicates which parts will appear on the CT page as a

result of aening. It also highlights objects that will be rasterized

when the Raster/Vector Balance uses a value less than 100. If many

areas are highlighted, you may want to consider using transparency

aener seings with the Raster/Vector Balance set to 100, or in-

crease the Line Art and Text Resolution if you set Raster/Vector Bal-

ance to less than 100. Note that it is extremely rare for text or vector

content to be rasterized in InDesign CS5/5.5, unless you have chosen a

very low value for the Raster/Vector Balance control.

Note: If you want to minimize the chance that text will be outlined, stack the text above

all other objects; for example, move it in front of other objects using Object > Arrange >

Bring to Front. If this can be done without changing the look of the design, it will prevent

the text characters from being aened by geing them out from under the transpar-

ency objects.

Select a flattener preset from the Preset pop-up menu. If Auto Refresh

Highlight is off, click Refresh to see the effect of the preset you selected.

To control preview refresh, do one of the following:

•Click the Refresh buon aer changing the Highlight or Preset seings.

•Select Auto Refresh Highlight to let InDesign refresh the display aer

you change Highlight or Preset seings.

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