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the views where the “Include in Full Printout” option in the right-click menu has been checked will be included in the print job. Color iQC also includes a “Print Preview” option under the Job menu that allows you to view what the output will look like prior to actually sending the print job to the printer. Simply click on the “Print Preview” option and a dialog will open allowing you to examine the output. You may browse the pages of the job, zoom in or out, and print from this dialog. Attributes for Standard/Multi-Trial View Display Color iControl has a wide variety of possible attributes available for display for either the standard or any trial data loaded into a job. Following is a complete list, with brief definitions, of each of those attributes. This list is comprehensive and includes attributes for both Standard and Trial display; however, not all of these attributes will be applicable to the standard (delta values, for example). Available Attributes L* --- Represents a standard or sample's position on the lightness axis in either CIELAB or CIELCH color space. This attribute is also available in Strength Adjusted form. a* --- Represents a standard or sample's position on the green/red axis in CIELAB color space, green being in the negative direction and red being in the positive direction. This attribute is also available in Strength Adjusted form. b* --- Represents a standard or sample's position on the blue/yellow axis in CIELAB color space, blue being in the negative direction and yellow being in the positive direction. This attribute is also available in Strength Adjusted form. C* --- Represents a standard or sample's chroma value in CIELCH color space. This attribute is also available in Strength Adjusted form. h* --- Represents a standard or sample's hue value in CIELCH color space. This attribute is also available in Strength Adjusted form. X --- Represents a standard or sample's X tristimulus value for the 1931 CIE XYZ color space. 76
Y --- Represents a standard or sample's Y tristimulus value for the 1931 CIE XYZ color space. Z --- Represents a standard or sample's Z tristimulus value for the 1931 CIE XYZ color space. x --- Represents a standard or sample's position on the horizontal axis in the chromaticity diagram. y --- Represents a standard or sample's position on the vertical axis in the chromaticity diagram. L --- Represents a standard or sample's position on the lightness axis in Hunter color space. This attribute is also available in Strength Adjusted form. a --- Represents a standard or sample's position on the green/red axis in Hunter color space. This attribute is also available in Strength Adjusted form. b --- Represents a standard or sample's position on the blue/yellow axis in Hunter color space. This attribute is also available in Strength Adjusted form. Whiteness Index (ASTM, CIE, GANZ) --- The Whiteness Index of a standard or sample can be calculated by either the ASTM method, the CIE method, or the GANZ method. Yellowness Index --- The Yellowness Index of a standard or sample. This attribute is calculated using the ASTM E313. Tint (CIE, GANZ) --- The Tint of a standard or sample can be calculated using either the CIE method or the GANZ method. Single Wavelength %R --- This value displays the wavelength used for calculation of the Color Value/Strength using the Single Wavelength method. The wavelength to be used for this can be entered into the Properties dialog of the standard (field marked "SWL for Strength"). If no value is entered into this field, then the system will default to using the minimum wavelength for calculating this value. Color Value (WSUM, SUM, SWL) --- The Color Value is a single numerical value related to the amount of color absorbing material (colorant) contained in a sample. It is most often used to calculate the difference in strength (% strength) between two colored specimens. Color Value may be calculated by any one of three acceptable methods: WSUM, SUM, and SWL. Minimum Wavelength --- This attribute identifies at which wavelength the least amount of light is reflected from your sample and its percent reflectance value. 77
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Color iMatch Textiles Help PDF file
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Getting Started Edit Default System
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Default Toolbar File --- This field
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Concentration Units --- This select
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the textile industry's practice of
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Desktop Management Desktop Manageme
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