Adobe CS5.5 (v.7.5) Mac Upgrade NO 65103437 User Manual

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When you open the Separations panel 
and choose View > Overprint 
Preview, InDesign displays a real-time 
ink reading of the area beneath your 
cursor. Click the visibility icons in the 
left column to hide or show individual 
color plates.
InDesign offers an array of options 
for outputting your projects, 
whether you plan to print your 
InDesign file or distribute it on the 
web, consumer electronic devices, 
or phones. However, before you 
export or print your document, use 
the InDesign preflight and proofing 
tools to help ensure the final result 
will appear as you expect.
To see an accurate view of what 
document pages will look like 
when printed or exported as PDF, 
choose View > Screen Mode >  
Preview (or press W when not edit-
ing text). This hides nonprinting 
page elements such as guides, the 
pasteboard, and frame edges. 
You can hide the InDesign user 
interface entirely, including menus 
and panels, by choosing View > 
Screen Mode > Presentation (or 
pressing Shift+W). This is a helpful 
display mode when showing a  
client or colleague your work.
If you choose View > Over-
print Preview, InDesign displays 
an onscreen “ink preview” that 
approximates how gradients, trans-
parency, and overprinting will 
appear in color-separated output.
The Separations Preview panel  
(Window > Output > Separations 
Preview) lets you visually check 
individual or multiple plates, pre-
view overprinting objects, and view 
ink-limit warnings onscreen before 
printing. 
The Preflight panel (Window > 
Output > Preflight) can warn you of 
problems that may prevent a docu-
ment or book from printing cor-
rectly. Preflighting is “live”—that is, 
when it is enabled, InDesign checks 
your document while you work, 
and displays a green or red dot in 
both the lower left corner of the 
panel and the document window. 
You can control what the Preflight 
panel considers an error by choos-
ing Define Profiles from the Pre-
flight panel menu. Options include 
minimum image resolution, color 
model limitations, document size, 
and more. After creating a new 
preflight profile, you can choose it 
from the Profile menu in the Pre-
flight panel.
Note that when you select an error, 
the Info area at the bottom of the 
panel provides more details.
If you are including interactive ele-
ments in your document, such as 
animations, you can see them in 
action inside the Preview panel 
(Window > Interactive > Preview). 
Preflight and proofing
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