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Processing and printing
from the Creo server
File processing
The IC-312m print controller
features the Adobe PDF Print Engine
(APPE) RIP as a complementary workflow to the Configurable
PostScript Interpreter (CPSI) RIP, enabling you to use the RIP that
is appropriate for each job. The APPE RIP is particularly useful for
PDF files that need transparencies and overprint handling. APPE
RIP information is added to the job history and workspace.
By rendering PDF content natively, at its highest level of
abstraction, and by relying on JDF to capture job ticket and
process control information, the print workflows powered by the
APPE enable designers and print production professionals to keep
PDF content device-independent throughout the workflow.
The main benefit of the APPE RIP is that complex designs and
effects, including transparencies, can be reproduced reliably for
PDF files. Designers and printers can make late-stage edits in PDF
files more easily and configure PDF jobs for printing on different
types of output devices and presses.
The APPE RIP applies to PDF files only, all other files are
rendered with the CPSI RIP. PDF files can also be rendered with
the CPSI RIP.
One of the advantages of using a PDF workflow is that you can
work with embedded ICC profiles. The IC-312m print controller
includes APPE RIP support for both CMYK and RGB embedded
ICC profiles.
The IC-312m print controller is compatible with PDF/X-1a, PDF/
X-3, PDF/X-4, and, PDFX5G. PDF/X files are a subset of PDF files
whose standard provides for the exchange of final print-ready
pages. Using PDF/X-compliant files eliminates the most common
errors in file preparation (for example, fonts that are not embedded,
incorrect color spaces, missing images, and overprinting or
trapping problems).
See also:
Services tab in the job parameters window on page 133
- User Guide 1
- Contents 5
- Contents vii 7
- Getting started 9
- System overview 10
- Supported formats 11
- Optional kits 12
- Trans Pack 13
- Overview of the workspace 14
- Workspace area Description 15
- 12 Chapter 1—Getting started 20
- Setting up your 21
- Print Driver software 22
- Shortcut for adding a printer 25
- Extension 26
- Downloading fonts 27
- Mac Utilities folder 29
- 10.6 (64 bit) and later 30
- CCSUninstall.dmg file 31
- CCSUninstall.app file 31
- Printing a file in 33
- Windows and Mac OS 33
- Password protect jobs 34
- Password protect jobs 27 35
- Processing and printing 37
- Importing and printing a job 38
- Resubmitting a job 38
- Printing copies of a job 39
- Job Editor tool 39
- Merging jobs 40
- Proofing a job 41
- Job Preview tool 42
- Export for Proof 42
- Preflight report window 45
- Preflight options 46
- Indicators 46
- Submitting urgent jobs 47
- Secure printing overview 47
- Managing jobs 49
- 42 Chapter 5—Managing jobs 50
- Duplicating jobs 51
- Accounting Viewer 51
- Viewer table 52
- Exporting the accounting log 53
- Job report 54
- Managing color 55
- Profiles 56
- Spot Color Editor overview 57
- InDesign 58
- Protecting specific colors 59
- 52 Chapter 6—Managing color 60
- 54 Chapter 6—Managing color 62
- 56 Chapter 6—Managing color 64
- Production workflows 65
- Imposition method Description 66
- Printing a business card job 68
- Printing a saddle-stitch job 69
- Vertical Offset 70
- Folded signature templates 73
- Printing with mixed media 81
- What type of document do you 82
- Use this option in the job 82
- Map MediaType,MediaColor 83
- , or PageSize keys 83
- Map the MediaPosition key to 83
- Tabs plug-in overview 86
- Tabs plug-in window 87
- Text attributes - tabs 88
- Text attributes - text 88
- Adding tabs to a file 91
- Managing tabs 94
- Saving the tab settings 95
- Near-line finisher overview 96
- Working in IPDS mode 98
- Enabling end of job timeout 99
- Setting up the IPDS host 100
- IPDS printer parameters 101
- Parameter Option Description 102
- 1,n (first and last sheets) 105
- About Job Definition Format 111
- Variable data printing 113
- Variable Print Specification 114
- Deleting reusable elements 115
- Job parameters 117
- Setting up your Creo 145
- Option Description 146
- Setting up a virtual printer 151
- Removing a virtual printer 153
- Using mark sets 154
- Creating a custom mark set 155
- Adding a barcode 156
- Using mark sets 149 157
- Maintaining your settings 158
- Working with Creo 161
- Server1 163
- Remote Workspace overview 164
- Overview of the Web Center 165
- Office Hot Folder tool 165
- Creating an Office hot folder 166
- Remote Job Ticket software 167
- Language settings 168
- Submit to the Creo server 171
- Adding a server 173
- Removing a server 173
- Renaming a server 173
- The update feature 174
- Checking for updates 174
- Troubleshooting 177
- Handling alerts and jobs 178
- Aborting a job 179
- Alerts window 179
- Printing system messages 180
- Glossary 181
- 174 Chapter 13—Glossary 182
- 176 Chapter 13—Glossary 184
- 178 Chapter 13—Glossary 186
- 180 Chapter 13—Glossary 188
- 182 Chapter 13—Glossary 190
- 184 Chapter 13—Glossary 192
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