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•Line Art And Text Resolution: Lets you set the resolution applied to

areas that need to be rasterized because they are too complex to

be retained in vector form based on the current Raster/Vector

Balance seing. Typically, you should set this resolution to at least

1200 ppi to aain high-quality text rasterization. Consider seing

this value to the output resolution of your RIP, or a value that is

evenly divisible into that resolution.

•Gradient And Mesh Resolution: Species the resolution of gradients

and meshes, including raster-based eects such as drop shadows,

feathers, and glows, that have been rasterized as a result of aen-

ing. e most common resolution is 300 ppi. Higher seings may

slow performance without noticeably improving quality.

•Convert All Text To Outlines: Keeps the width of all text in the

artwork consistent by converting it to outlines. Because this option

can slow processing and cause noticeable thickening on very small

serif text, deselect this option for most high-end printing work-

ows. If you experience inconsistent text rendering on output, you

may wish to convert text to outlines when it interacts with areas

using transparency eects such as drop shadows. However, choos-

ing this option converts all text to outlines on pages that contain

transparency, not just text interacting with transparent areas. Text

on pages without transparency is not converted to outlines.

•Convert All Strokes To Outlines: Keeps the width of all strokes in

the artwork consistent by converting them to outlines. As with

converting text, deselect this option for most high-end printing

workows because it may result in a thickening of ne strokes.

•Clip Complex Regions: Ensures that the boundaries between vector

artwork and rasterized artwork fall along object paths. is option

reduces stitching artifacts that result when part of an object is

rasterized while another part of the object remains in vector form

(as determined by the Raster/Vector slider).

•Preserve Overprint: Preserves overprint aributes in artwork when

possible during the aening process.

•Transparency Blending Color Space: If you wish to change the trans-

parency blending color space, click the Change buon and choose the

appropriate color prole for your conditions.

5. Click the Save buon near the top of the dialog box to preserve

any seing changes, for access in the Print dialog box or PDF Opti-

mizer options.

6. Choose whether to store or apply the aener seings:

•Customized seings must be saved as a aener preset (see

above), making the preset available in the print dialog.

•While it is recommended that you apply aening at print time,

your workow may require aened PDFs. If so, make a copy of

the le, then click Apply to aen the PDF using the selected

seings. When you save the le, these changes are permanent.

Flaener Preview

Test various aening scenarios and preview the results. e OK and Apply buons have

very dierent functions: OK exits the Flaener Preview and stores the results for future

previews (if the seings have been saved as a named preset). Apply processes the seings in

the Flaener Preview dialog box, and aens the le accordingly. You cannot undo Apply,

but the le is not permanently altered until you choose File > Save.

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