Also, we would invariably run into situations where there was a template we "forgot" to create. The labor in creating all the permutations and then training the staff in exactly which template to use for which case would be very high.
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that would require creating many, many templates in inpo software (like Inpo2).
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Since we're doing forms on continuous presses, there are all sorts of odd permutations like stubs, lineholes in and out, head pull, foot pull, head full face foot pull back, etc., etc. None of this is truly "imposition" (like a book would be). These are simple forms, which need to go either two up or four up (occasionally three or six up). I am taking documents created in Quark and copying the layouts into my stripping template and step and repeating them as needed. I would have to answer heck no to this question. Has anyone seen anything like this occurring? We have the Quark templates, because we had some experiences where when we exported jobs from Quark to EPS, things "disappeared", so we felt it was much better to keep jobs generated in Quark (we have many of those) in Quark all the way through the workflow. This has never happened with our Adobe Illustrator templates, only the Quark templates. This is a complete mystery because absolutely nothing in our template file is changing, yet the placement on the RIP (and ultimately the plate) is changing. We will have a job based on the same template that we have used over and over with accurate placement, and all of a sudden the output on the RIP will be shifted on the horizontal axis from 1/2" to 5/8" (sometimes too far left, sometimes too far right). We have been noticing that over the past few weeks, inexplicable "shifts" on the horizontal axis are happening for jobs imposed in Quark. We use the same template base for every single job.
We have a single template for the one plate size that we use, with the hash marks in the upper left as they need to be for the specific presses we use. Integrate QuarkXpress with the Adobe Creative Suite.I am assisting a company that does custom form printing and we are seeing some strange things happening when RIPping jobs created in QuarkXPress going to the Xitron Navigator RIP. Prepare output for print, PDF, Web and Flash.Ĩ. Demonstrate the ability to use master pages.ħ. Incorporate transparency, tables, and color into projects.Ħ. Produce professional type by applying concepts of typography.ĥ. Create new projects including appropriate layout.ģ. Set up a workspace, tools, and palettes in QuarkXpress to increase productivity.Ģ.
Upon successful completion of this course the student will be able to:ġ.
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Prerequisite: BIT 108 Introduction to the PC and Windows or the equivalent Integration with the Adobe Creatvie Suite will also be covered. This course teaches students to use software tools productively and covers the essential techniques of creating layouts, using typographic tools, editing images, working with transparency, building tables, creating and applying color, using master pages, and preparing output for print, PDF, Web and Flash. Learn to use this powerful page layout and design software to deliver print, Web, and Flash output. Tweet this Page (opens a new window) Add to Portfolio (opens a new window)
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