Specifications

POSTFLIGHT 85
Scenario 4: Diagnose a color problem of a specific object
Use the following procedure to diagnose a color problem.
TO DIAGNOSE A COLOR PROBLEM OF A SPECIFIC OBJECT AND PRINT WITH THE EDITED COLOR SETTINGS
1 Print the job from an application and set the print options.
For information about how to set print options with the Adobe and Microsoft PostScript
printer drivers for Windows, see Printing.
For information about how to set print options with the printer drivers for Mac OS, see
Printing.
Alternatively, submit the job to the EX700i Hold queue, and then set print options in Job
Properties in Command WorkStation.
2 On the Job Info tab, choose Color-Coded Pages from the Postflight menu.
For information about Postflight Color-Coded pages, see page 77.
3Print the job.
Postflight Color-Coded pages are printed to the EX700i.
NOTE: Alternatively, you can send the Postflight Color-Coded pages to the Hold queue of the
EX700i and preview them using ImageViewer. To preview the pages using ImageViewer,
make sure that your monitor is set up according to the manufacturer’s recommendations and
that the correct monitor profile is specified for your monitor. For information about monitor
profiles, see the Preferences section in Command WorkStation Help.
4 Review the Postflight Color-Coded pages.
5 Make changes to the color settings, if needed.
For information about the ColorWise print options for various color spaces, see ColorWise
Print Options.
NOTE: Use the Color-Coded Pages Only setting to send a job to another print device that has
a specific color-space requirement. For example, a document targeted to a CMYK-only press
must have only Cyan-colored objects.
6 Print the job and choose Off from the Postflight menu.
The job is printed to the EX700i with the edited color settings.