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Standard Applications |
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Accepts PDF Files |
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Include All Fonts |
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File Submission Checklist |
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File Preparation
In addition to designing your document
to take full advantage of digital printing’s unique
capabilities, proper file preparation is essential to ensure
that your job runs smoothly. You can supply final PDF files
for your printer. The NexPress 2100 performs at peak efficiency
with any standard desktop application that produces PDF
and PostScript. It is a good idea to supply the printer
with your source files as well. This will allow your printer
to make any necessary adjustments faster and easier.
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How
to Avoid Font Conflicts |
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Use
Type 1 standard PostScript fonts or TrueType Fonts. |
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Do
not use Multiple Master fonts. |
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Do
not apply font styles from the menu or keyboard; choose
the correct version of the font from your type menu.
(e.g., B Times New Roman Bold) |
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Job
Submission Checklist
Be sure to include all screen
and printer fonts used in your document, including those
embedded in graphic files. Include separate fonts for
styles within font families.
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Provide
a printed file directory for reference. |
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Provide
a hard copy proof to indicate page elements and sequence. |
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If
necessary, include an imposition layout or mock-up of
the final design. |
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Make
sure all trapping options are turned off. |
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Verify
that images are in TIFF or EPS format. |
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Make
sure that all artwork has been converted to CMYK. |
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Collect
for output all linked files, fonts, images and page
elements. |
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