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ORIS PDF Tuner Version 4.4.8 User Manual - image2output - Support

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Set grayscale images to overprint<br />

Importing <strong>PDF</strong> and PostScript Files<br />

‘Check’ Tab<br />

Enable this option to set all grayscale images to transparent in cyan,<br />

magenta and yellow so that all background colors except black show<br />

through. This includes images which were not set to overprint in the DTP<br />

program that created the PS/<strong>PDF</strong> file and is independent of whether or<br />

not you have enabled the USE OVERPRINT COMMANDS option.<br />

Note:<br />

The background black will be added to all grayscale images if this option<br />

and the COMPLEX TRANSPARENCY FOR OVERPRINTING GRAYSCALE IMAGES<br />

option are both enabled.<br />

‘Check’ Tab<br />

Apply overprint also to grayscale tints<br />

Enable this option if grayscale tints in a <strong>PDF</strong> or PS file which are defined<br />

in the so-called devicegray color space should overprint, if they are set<br />

to overprint in the <strong>PDF</strong>/PS file.<br />

According to the <strong>PDF</strong>/PS specification, transparency for tints defined in<br />

the grayscale color space is not allowed. Adobe RIPs comply with this<br />

specification and do not overprint in this case. Harlequin RIP does not<br />

comply with this specification and overprints. By enabling this parameter<br />

you simulate the behavior of a Harlequin RIP.<br />

Ignore overprint for process colors in PS files<br />

If this option is enabled, overprint settings made to process colors in<br />

PostScript files will be ignored, i.e. the process colors will knock out.<br />

Apply overprint to ICC-based CMYK tints<br />

Usually overprinting in <strong>PDF</strong> files is restricted to elements defined in the<br />

CMYK color space. If this option is enabled, however, tints defined by<br />

ICC profiles can also be set to overprint, provided that this does not<br />

produce any significant color change. Thus the results will be identical to<br />

those achieved with Adobe Acrobat.<br />

Use this tab to specify criteria for inspecting the <strong>PDF</strong>/EPS/PS files being<br />

processed (see page 2-14). There are additional options in a dialog that<br />

can be opened by clicking the MORE button.<br />

Depending on the software product used, the following occurs if a document<br />

fails to meet one or more of the specified requirements:<br />

<strong>ORIS</strong> <strong>PDF</strong> <strong>Tuner</strong> <strong>Version</strong> <strong>4.4.8</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> 2-13<br />

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