Oce Arizona 365 GT, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 162 / 234

How to Create and Use Quick Sets
Introduction
This section describes how to create and use Quick Sets. A Quick Set contains a set of printer
configuration parameters that are defined and then saved for use with print jobs that will benefit
from that particular set of parameters.
When you edit and/or create a Quick Set you can customize it to meet your print setup needs.
Quick Sets can dramatically increase your productivity since they can be designed to offer a
predefined set of configurations to support the white ink workflow. Once you create a Quick Set
you can copy and then edit it to create as many variations as required to support various
workflow options.
Use Quick Sets to manage your jobs more efficiently. A Quick Set is a RIP-Queue tool that
automatically applies your selected set of settings when you choose it for your print job. Quick
Sets are convenient when working with white ink because they can be used to predefine the ink
layer configurations and optionally can reference Filters that contain pre-defined Color Correction
and Spot Layer Tool settings (think of the Filter as a group of particular Color Management
settings that can be contained within a more general group of settings - the Quick Set). Once you
create and apply Quick Sets to a print job, the job will have the appropriate settings automatically
selected.
Quick Set Options Specific to White Ink Workflow
In the Quick Set dialog, you can click on any of the tabs to modify any of the Advanced Options.
The options shown here are the ones that will provide the most benefit to white ink workflow
productivity:
Quick Set Name
The Quick Set Name is the name that will appear in the RIP-Queue menu. If you edit the default
Quick Set, you cannot change the Quick Set Name. Use identifying features in your Quick Set
Names to help you pick the appropriate Quick Set later on. For example, if your Quick Set
indicates 2 layers of white flood, including the term 2 Layer Flood in the name will help you
correctly identify and use that Quick Set.
NOTE
We recommend a standard Quick Set Naming Convention that helps to identify the print order of
your layers in the following order; "Top Layer Definition"; "Middle Layer Definition"; and "Bottom
Layer Definition". You can use shortcut terms like: 4c wf ws, or 4c ws 4c. You can also use longer
terms like 4color whitefill whitespot, or wspot wfill CMYK to remind you of the order.
Media
Media includes the following settings:
•
Get Media and Page Size from Printer
Unselect "Get Media and Page Size From Printer" so that you can select the media, print mode,
and layer definitions to be associated with the Quick Set. First select a media name that
contains a Quality Layered Printer Print Mode, then verify/select a Print Mode that contains a
Quality Layered Print Mode " Media Options"
• Media Configuration Name
Choose the Media Configuration Name that best matches the media or ink configuration of the
media you will use.
• Media Options
Allows you to verify the Printer Print Mode is Quality Layered. From here you can select
"Define Layers" to specify the layer definitions.
• Media Name
How to Create and Use Quick Sets
162 Chapter 8 - How to Work With White Ink