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them on the screen because DocuSP currently does not support Pantone processing for images. The colors for text, graphics and images can potentially show a difference that the customer may or may not like. By disabling Pantone processing, the customer can eliminate this problem. If Pantone processing is disabled, the printer can process all text, images, and graphics as CMYK representations and color uniformity is maintained. iGen3 updates CMYK and SWOP Workflows Native Path Improvements For the DocuSP 4.2 product, the iGen3 CMYK source profile has been improved to more closely resemble SWOP rendition. This enables customers who are used to SWOP workflows to more closely emulate SWOP output. SWOP+ Introduction The SWOP Gamut does not fully utilize the iGen3 gamut. The new SWOP+ color profile sets hues within the SWOP gamut to continue to simulate a SWOP press. Colors outside the SWOP gamut extend to the full iGen3 gamut. This provides increased contrast and saturation, allows smooth transition to more saturated colors while controlling blues and dark colors. In short, SWOP+ allows customers to leverage the larger color gamut available in iGen3. Updated ICC Profile: CMYK Saturated Color through the ICC path This updated profile allows better contrast and results for customers implementing color management. This profile also provides for much better ICC color managed workflows. 18 DocuSP 3.8 and 4.0 to 4.1 Differences Document