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Step-by-Step PowerRIP Installation

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PowerRiP Manual Screening Color Calibration MicroWeave High Speed Mode Printer's Default (Stochastic Always), Stochastic Always, Application's Default. Stochastic Screening is a random dot pattern as opposed to a fixed screen ruling. Stochastic Screen produces more tones and has better detail than fixed screen rulings. Printer's Default (PowerRIP Defined), PowerRIP Defined, Application Defined. Calibrated RGB references the I6 million possible shades of Red, Green and Blue combinations, commonly used in the computer industry, to a specific standard; CIE based ABC. Application Defined utilizes optional third party color calibration software. Printer's Default (On), On, Off. MicroWeave is a printing method in which images are printed in finer increments to reduce the possibility of banding (white lines) and produce laser-like images. Printer's Default (OK), On, Off. When High-Speed Mode is on, the printer prints in bidirectional mode: it prints a line from right to left and on the next line left to right. High-Speed mode is faster but print quality is decreased when it is turned on. Step-by-Step PowerRIP Installation Before installing PowerRIP, you should make backup copies of all the installation disks. There is no copy protection on the disks, so you may copy them using the Finder or any of several available utilities. If your system does not meet the minimum hardware and software requirements previously listed, the program will not be installed successfully. To install PowerRIP server, stand-alone or PowerRIP client, do the following: 1. Turn off all extensions by holding down the shift key while rebooting your Macintosh. 2. Insert the floppy disk labeled PowerRIP InstaIler Disk 1. 3. Double click on the PowerRIP installer icon. The PowerRIP installer starts, and the PowerRIP screen is displayed. 10 Birmy Graphics Corporation

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PowerRiP
Manual
Screening
Printer’s Default (Stochastic Always), Stochastic Always,
Application’s Default.
Stochastic Screening is a random dot pattern as opposed to
a fixed screen ruling. Stochastic Screen produces more
tones and has better detail than fixed screen rulings.
Color Calibration
Printer’s Default (PowerRIP Defined), PowerRIP
Defined, Application Defined.
Calibrated
RGB
references the
I6
million possible shades
of Red, Green and Blue combinations, commonly used in
the computer industry, to a specific standard; CIE based
ABC. Application Defined utilizes optional third party
color calibration software.
MicroWeave
Printer’s Default (On), On, Off.
MicroWeave is a printing method in which images are
printed in finer increments to reduce the possibility of
banding (white lines) and produce laser-like images.
High Speed Mode
Printer’s Default (OK), On, Off.
When High-Speed Mode is on, the printer prints in bi-
directional mode: it prints a line from right to left and on
the next line left to right. High-Speed mode is faster but
print quality is decreased when it is turned on.
Step-by-Step PowerRIP Installation
Before installing PowerRIP, you should make backup copies of all the installation
disks. There is no copy protection on the disks, so you may copy them using the
Finder or any of several available utilities.
If your system does not meet the minimum hardware and software requirements
previously listed, the program will not be installed successfully.
To install PowerRIP server, stand-alone or PowerRIP client, do the following:
1.
Turn off all extensions by holding down the shift key while rebooting
your Macintosh.
2.
Insert the floppy disk labeled PowerRIP
InstaIler
Disk
1.
3.
Double click on the PowerRIP installer icon. The PowerRIP installer
starts, and the PowerRIP screen is displayed.
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Birmy
Graphics Corporation