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Canvas 12 User Guide Color Settings options Use Intent Choose a rendering intent: Simulate print colors on display Color management tips Perceptual (Images): Maintains relative color values as the values are mapped to the printer gamut. This method preserves the relationship among colors, though color values can change. Saturation (Graphics): Maintains relative saturation values of colors. Colors that are outside the printer gamut are converted to the closest colors with the same saturation that are inside the printer gamut. Relative Colorimetric: Leaves colors that fall inside the gamut unchanged. This method usually converts out-of-gamut colors to colors that have the same lightness but fall just inside the gamut. Absolute Colorimetric: Disables white-point matching when converting colors. This option is not generally recommended. Select to simulate on the monitor the appearance of the CMYK colors that will be printed. If you require the highest quality color matching and output, becoming familiar with the factors that can cause problematic color shifts can help you to avoid unexpected results. In general, the Kodak color management system handles conversion between color systems, such as RGB and CMYK. The system makes the conversion as accurate as possible, taking into account the characteristics of the color display and color printing devices. If you want to prevent even slight changes in color values, avoid conversion from one color system to another. When you paint in an image, use the color system that matches the image mode; e.g., use RGB colors for RGB Color mode, and CMYK colors for CMYK Color mode. If you paint a CMYK color into an RGB Color mode image, Canvas converts the CMYK color values to RGB values. When color calibration is active, the color management system uses the specifications of the selected ICC profiles in the conversion process. You must use a printed swatchbook to view the printed appearance of a color. You should never rely entirely on the appearance of a color on screen. Avoid using RGB color in a document that will be printed commercially using process (CMYK) colors. When you specify process colors, it’s best to use a matching system ("Color systems" on page 232). 122
Preferences for two-byte text entry Chapter 2: Documents and Setup The options for the Inline preferences let you specify whether you want to always enter two-byte text directly into a document, or use a text-entry window when the apparent type size is outside a range that you have set. This feature is available only when you are running system software that supports two-byte fonts, and are using two-byte fonts to enter text into a document. This preference does not affect printing. Using a low zoom level can make it difficult to see text as you type. By using the text-entry window, you can see and edit text in the window, regardless of the current view magnification level. To set inline text-entry preferences: 1. Choose File | Configuration Center. 2. In the Configuration Center, open the Inline manager within Text settings. You must first enable two-byte script in the Type manager. 3. Specify the following options, and then click OK to implement the current settings: If you always want to use a text-entry window, regardless of the size of the type, select the Never option. If you want a text entry window to appear when you type text at some apparent type sizes, select the “For text from” option. Type a number from 6 and 255 in each text box. These numbers set the range in which the text-entry window does not appear and you type directly into a document. A character’s apparent size is the size at which it appears on screen, based on the current view magnification level; e.g., 12 point type appears to be 12 points at 100%; at 200%, it appears to be 24 points; at 50%, it appears to be the size of 6 point type. Using the text-entry window If you choose the “For text from” option and type text in a document at an apparent point size that is outside the specified range, the text-entry window appears at the bottom of the screen. You can type and edit text directly in the window. To enter the text into the current document, press Enter. If the apparent size of text changes because you change the view magnification, actual point sizes that are beyond the specified “For text from” range might not cause the text-entry window to open. In this case, you can type the text directly into the document. 123
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