System information

Using this Preset Manager you can select a predefined set, and click Apply button to use it, or

you can create your own Color Management Preset using the Color Management Preset Editor.

See

Using the Color Management Preset Editor

on page 22

Underneath the Preset Manager, an overview of the Currently applied Color Management

Preferences is shown.

• Using Color Management in the toolbar, you can select a Color Management Preset, open the

Color Management preferences, or open the Color Management Preset Editor.

Using the Color Management Preset Editor

1. Define the name and Description

2. If you want to use the active settings in your preset, select Grab current Color Management

Preferences from the Actions menu. All these settings will be entered automatically.

3. If you want to use the Acrobat Preferences in your preset, select Grab current Acrobat

Preferences from the Actions menu.

4. Configure the general color management settings in the General tab.

5. In the Images tab, you can select the Apply General color settings checkbox to apply the general

settings for the images too or you can select the Enable color management checkbox to override

the general color settings and configure separate settings for images.

6. Select a default source and target ICC profile for each color space. By selecting Sync with

Acrobat, the corresponding ICC profile defined in the Acrobat preference will be used.

7. Select the CMM Engine to be used, and (if applicable) select Use black point compensation

checkbox.

8. Click the Save button to just save the settings or click the Save and Apply button to apply the

settings too.

Preferences > Enfocus PitStop Pro Preferences > Variable Sets

A variable is a special, well-recognizable string that gets replaced by a dynamic value. Variable

data can be used to provide a value for a property.

Variable sets in PitStop Pro help you to change the parameters of the Preflight Check and Action

List at runtime. It allows data from sources such as manual entry to be used.

You can define the default Variable Set for processing in PitStop Pro in Enfocus PitStop Pro

Preferences > Variable Sets .

Using Variable Sets

Variable Sets configurations are handled as presets and can be accessed in two ways:

1. By choosing Edit > Preferences > Enfocus PitStop Pro Preferences and selecting the Variable

Sets category. The Variable Sets configurations are shown using the Preset Manager: see

The

Enfocus Preset Manager

on page 33.

Using this Preset Manager you can select a predefined set, and click Apply button to use it, or

you can create your own Variable Sets Preset using the Enfocus Variable Set Editor. See

Using

the Enfocus Variable Set Editor

on page 23.

Underneath the Preset Manager, an overview of the Currently applied Variable Sets Preferences

is shown.

Enfocus PitStop Pro