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Output is unchecked, images greater than 1-bit will be subsampled to twice the
lines per inch (lpi) setting.
Fonts pane
Use the Fonts pane to specify which fonts are included in output. Note that many of
the options in this pane are available only when printing to a PostScript output device.
• To read the list of downloaded fonts from the printer's PPD file, check Use PPD
Font Settings. Fonts listed in the PPD file are not downloaded. Checking this box
disables many of the other controls in this tab.
• If you are printing to a PostScript level 3 or later output device, or to a device that
uses PostScript level 2 version 2015 or later, check Optimize Font Formats.
• To download all fonts used in the layout , check Download Layout Fonts. To
control which fonts are downloaded, uncheck Download Layout Fonts and then
check Download for each font you want to download. You can control which
fonts are listed by choosing an option from the Show drop-down menu.
• To download all fonts that are required by imported PDF and EPS files, check
Download Imported PDF/EPS Fonts.
• To retrieve a list of the fonts included on the active printer, click Scan Printer.
Note that this process can take a long time; you may want to check Use PPD Font
Settings, and use your printer manufacturer's PPD file.
Color pane
Use the Color pane to control color output.
• To print all colors on one page, choose Composite from the Mode drop-down
menu. To print to a device that handles in-RIP separations, choose Separations
from the Mode drop-down menu. For more information about composite output,
see "Printing color composites." For more information about separations, see "Printing
color separations."
• To specify an output setup for the output device, choose an option from the Setup
drop-down menu. For more information about color management, see "Source
setups and output setups."
• To specify default halftone shape and frequency, use the Halftones and Frequency
drop-down menus. The Printer option on the Halftones drop-down menu lets
the output device determine all halftone settings.
Registration Marks pane
Use the Registration Marks pane to include crop marks, registration marks, and bleed
marks in the output. Crop marks are short vertical and horizontal lines printed outside
the page's final trim size, indicating where to cut the page. Registration marks are symbols
that are used to align overlaying plates. Bleed marks indicate where page bleeds end.
• To include crop marks and registration marks on every page, choose Centered or
Off Center from the Mode drop-down menu.
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