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Note:
The file must be sized at the final output dimensions required for the flood.
2.
Define one of the data layers as a white flood layer.
To define a layer as a white flood layer first select Quality-Layered as the Printer Print
Mode, then select Define Layers and finally define a white flood layer.
Layers can be defined at any of the following locations when a job is processed:
• Defined in the media when the media is created - Mode Options
• Selected in a Quick Set - Media Options
• Modify the printer settings of a processed job in RIP Queue - right-click the job, edit
printer settings.
Note:
If you want to print first surface (e.g., on opaque media) the bottom and middle layers
can be configured to be white flood layers and the top layer to be a CMYK data layer. If
you want to print second surface (e.g., transparent media viewed from the side that does
not have ink on it), then the bottom layer should be a CMYK data layer and the middle
and top layers are white flood layers.
3. Send the job to the printer, click Layers to verify the layer order and then print the job.
Chapter 9 - How to Work With White Ink 151
How to Create a White Flood Fill Layer