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5. Configure the QuarkXPress color Preferences, Edit menu > Preferences... > Color Manager pane (left hand menu under Default Print Layout option): • Check the Black Point Compensation checkbox. • Source Options > Source Setup: Select your custom Source Setup. • Soft Proofing > Proof Output: Select your custom Output Setup. • Soft Proofing > Rendering Intent: Select Perceptual. NOTE The default setting is Absolute Colorimetric. Many colors experts consider this option the best one when the proofing device (monitor) has a wider color gamut than the output device (printer), as is the case, for example. • Select OK. 6. Open your project, File menu > Open..., and browse to it. To insert images, draw a box with the Rectangle Picture Box and insert the image, File menu > Import Picture...: 7. In order to get a good display select the image, and then, Item menu > Preview Resolution: Full Resolution. 8. You can now retouch your image and the monitor will show you how it's going to look once you've printed it. 6

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5.
Configure the QuarkXPress color Preferences,
Edit menu > Preferences… > Color
Manager
pane (left hand menu under
Default Print Layout
option):
Check the
Black Point Compensation
checkbox.
Source Options >
Source Setup
: Select your custom Source Setup.
Soft Proofing
> Proof Output
: Select your custom Output Setup.
Soft Proofing >
Rendering Intent
: Select
Perceptual
.
NOTE
The default setting is Absolute Colorimetric. Many colors experts consider this
option the best one when the proofing device (monitor) has a wider color gamut than
the output device (printer), as is the case, for example.
Select
OK
.
6.
Open your project,
File menu > Open...
, and browse to it. To insert images, draw a box with
the
Rectangle Picture Box
and insert the image,
File menu > Import Picture...
:
7.
In order to get a good display select the image, and then,
Item menu > Preview
Resolution
:
Full Resolution
.
8.
You can now retouch your image and the monitor will show you how it’s going to look once
you’ve printed it.
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