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Initial setup Before starting this color management workflow, be sure the North America General Purpose 2 color setting is selected in Adobe Bridge. This color setting sets the default CMYK working space color profile to U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2, preserves CMYK values, and does not provide profile mismatch warnings. For information about mismatched profile warnings, see "Chapter 6: Advanced Topics." Be sure you select North America General Purpose 2 as the CSF in Adobe Bridge. This CSF sets U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2 as the default CMYK working space and uses the CMYK color management policy to preserve CMYK color numbers. Although you set the Color Settings file in Adobe Bridge, this is how that setting appears in the InDesign CS2 Color Settings dialog box. Color Workflows for Adobe Creative Suite 2 6

Section	Page
Introduction	3
How does color management technology in Adobe Creative Suite 2 help?	4
New color features in Adobe Creative Suite 2	4
Chapter 1: Getting Started	5
Which workflow is for you	5
About Adobe Bridge	5
Chapter 2: CMYK Commercial Print Workflow	7
Initial setup	8
Editing images in Adobe Photoshop	8
Creating or placing graphics in Illustrator	9
Saving artwork in Photoshop and Illustrator	9
Building an InDesign layout	10
Previewing for more accurate blacks	10
Previewing overprints accurately	11
Soft-proofing for more accurate viewing	11
Hard-proofing your InDesign document	11
Sending files and printed proofs to a print provider	12
Chapter 3: Mixed RGB and CMYK Print Workflow	14
Initial setup	15
Collecting, capturing, and scanning images	15
Editing images in Photoshop (RGB or CMYK)	16
Creating and placing graphics in Illustrator (RGB or CMYK)	17
Saving artwork in Photoshop and Illustrator	17
Building an InDesign layout	17
Previewing more accurate blacks (Illustrator and InDesign)	18
Previewing overprints accurately	19
Soft-proofing for more accurate viewing	20
Hard-proofing InDesign documents	20
Sending files and printed proofs to a print provider	21
Chapter 4: RGB Photo Print Workflow	24
Initial setup	25
Capturing and scanning images	26
Saving images with embedded profiles	26
Soft-proofing for more accurate viewing	26
Printing images or preparing files for output at a photo lab	28
Chapter 5: Internet Publishing RBG Workflow	29
Initial setup	30
Collecting and capturing images	30
Creating graphics in Illustrator	31
Viewing and editing your artwork in Photoshop and Illustrator	31
Saving your artwork with embedded profiles	31
Preparing files for the web	32
Appendix A: Advanced Topics	35
About profile warning dialog boxes	35
Hard-proofing documents	36
About relative color space sizes	39
Appendix B: Resources and Suggested Reading	41

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Color Workflows for Adobe Creative Suite 2

Initial setup

Before starting this color management workﬂow, be sure the North America General

Purpose 2 color setting is selected in Adobe Bridge. °is color setting sets the default

CMYK working space color proﬁle to U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2, preserves CMYK

values, and does not provide proﬁle mismatch warnings. For information about mis-

matched proﬁle warnings, see “Chapter 6: Advanced Topics.”

Be sure you select North America General Purpose 2 as the CSF in Adobe Bridge.

This CSF sets U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2 as the default CMYK working space and uses the CMYK

color management policy to preserve CMYK color numbers. Although you set the Color Settings ﬁle

in Adobe Bridge, this is how that setting appears in the InDesign CS2 Color Settings dialog box.