Xerox 6180N Color Management Guide v3.7 - Page 45

Open PrePress Interface (OPI), refreshes the view in the Spot Color Editor.

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Using color tools - Custom • Color Type (icon): A column that displays a tool tip (if present) when you pass the mouse pointer over the graphic icon. • CMYK: A column that contains numerical values corresponding to the respective values of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black that are present in each spot color. • Preview: A column that contains representations of each spot color in the Table. NOTE: These representations are not necessarily coloraccurate and are intended for use only as a guide. • Right-Click or Context menu: A menu that is available when you right-click the mouse within a row in the Table. The options available in the Right-Click menu are: - Edit...: Opens the Edit dialog - New...: Opens the New dialog - Print Swatch Book...: Enables you to print out a full book of PANTONE® color swatches. - Revert: Available when an edited PANTONE® color is selected, this control reverts an edited color back to its original settings. - Delete: Available when a custom color is selected, this control displays the Delete Confirmation Alert box. - Redisplay: refreshes the view in the Spot Color Editor. • Color Name: A text field that can be used to find a specific color name. When there is text present in the field, the [Find Next] button becomes available. The [Find Next] button locates the next instance of the text string in the list of color names. If the end of the list is reached without finding a match, an alert box will appear, stating "No Matching Name Found." Open PrePress Interface (OPI) The DocuSP controller enables you to employ Open PrePress Interface (OPI). This feature allows for full-resolution image substitution at RIP time, speeding up job submission time as well as diminishing job creation/processing time. Color Management Guide 4-11

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Using color tools
Color Management Guide
4-11
–
Custom
•
Color Type (icon):
A column that displays a tool tip (if
present) when you pass the mouse pointer over the graphic
icon.
•
CMYK:
A column that contains numerical values
corresponding to the respective values of Cyan, Magenta,
Yellow, and Black that are present in each spot color.
•
Preview:
A column that contains representations of each
spot color in the Table.
NOTE:
These representations are not necessarily color-
accurate and are intended for use only as a guide.
•
Right-Click or Context menu:
A menu that is available
when you right-click the mouse within a row in the Table.
The options available in the Right-Click menu are:
–
Edit...
: Opens the Edit dialog
–
New...
: Opens the New dialog
–
Print Swatch Book...
: Enables you to print out a full book
of PANTONE® color swatches.
–
Revert
: Available when an edited PANTONE® color is
selected, this control reverts an edited color back to its
original settings.
–
Delete
: Available when a custom color is selected, this
control displays the Delete Confirmation Alert box.
–
Redisplay
: refreshes the view in the Spot Color Editor.
•
Color Name:
A text field that can be used to find a specific
color name. When there is text present in the field, the [Find
Next] button becomes available. The [Find Next] button
locates the next instance of the text string in the list of color
names. If the end of the list is reached without finding a
match, an alert box will appear, stating “No Matching Name
Found.”
Open PrePress Interface (OPI)
The DocuSP controller enables you to employ Open PrePress
Interface (OPI). This feature allows for full-resolution image
substitution at RIP time, speeding up job submission time as well
as diminishing job creation/processing time.