QuarkXPress to Adobe InDesign CS4 Conversion Guide phần 4

Để chọn một đối tượng tổng thể trên một trang tài liệu, bạn phải ghi đè lên nó bằng cách nhấncột ngoài cùng bên phải để gõ một ký tự hoặc xem một trình đơn pop-up lựa chọn. Thiết lập này xác định các định dạng ký tự kết thúc. Dưới đây phần Styles | Pages with transparent objects are displayed with a checkerboard pattern icon circled above in the Pages panel. Flattening Transparency When you print an InDesign file that contains transparent objects InDesign performs a process called flattening which converts all areas of transparency into a collection of opaque vector and raster objects that retains the appearance of the original objects. Flattening also occurs when you export a PDF file with Adobe Acrobat 4 compatibility such as a PDF x-1a or pdf x-3 file or an EPS file using File Export. You can choose the flattening quality in the Transparency Flattener area of the Advanced pane of the Print dialog box or the Export Adobe PDF dialog box. By default the Preset menu includes three options Low Resolution Medium Resolution and High Resolution. In general Medium Resolution is appropriate for proofing and High Resolution should be used for all final output. If you are printing to a device that does not support PostScript or you are creating a PDF file that you will send to a client as a proof you should check Simulate Overprint in the Output pane of the Print dialog box. This way the proof will look the same as it looks onscreen with Overprint Preview View menu enabled. This is especially important when using spot colors. If none of the default presets meets the requirements of your printer or your output provider s printer you can create custom flattener presets by choosing Edit Transparency Flattener Presets and then clicking New in the Transparency Flattener Presets dialog box. For information about creating flattener presets refer to InDesign Help. Note that flattening is not necessary when creating a pdf x-4 file and printing to an Adobe PDF Print Engine RIP. Managing Transparency In a document that will be flattened it is a good practice to place text on a higher layer than transparent objects. This removes the chance that some text characters will become outlined in the flattening process. The Flattener .