User manual KONICA MINOLTA MICROSP 2000 MARS CONTROLLER 4 OPERATOR MANUAL

[. . . ] Trademark Credits MicroPress and Gammatic are registered trademarks of T/R Systems. BuildGamma, ClusterServer, ColorCurve, ColorTools, ConTune, e-Power, e-Prove, e-PSM, e-Ticket, HalfTune, Image Management Server, LinearMatic, MicroImager, MicroScan, MicroScanner, MicroSpool, MicroTicket, MicroTiff, MPTrap, MultiRIP, OpenPrinter, Power Architecture, PrintLink, PrintStation, PrintStation Manager, post-RIP, PSM to PDF, PSM to Tiff, SatellitePress, StochasticFM, TurboCharger, and VariableForms are trademarks of T/R Systems Inc. Other brand or product names used in this document are the registered trademark or trademarks of their respective holders. ConTune, and HalfTune are patent pending. [. . . ] Within each of the subdirectories created in Step 5 create both a HiRes and a LoRes subdirectory. 7. from the Server Manager MacFile Menu to make the Image directory accessible to Macintosh users. Accessing the Windows NT Server From Your Macintosh To access a Macintosh volume on the server: 1. From the Apple Menu on your Macintosh Desktop, select Chooser. Click the file server you wish to connect to. Click OK. 8 Image Management Server Reference Manual Managing Image Files on the Windows NT Server 5. From the File Menu select Close. Image Management Server Reference Manual 9 10 Image Management Server Reference Manual Image File Formats The following section explains the different image formats that are supported by IMS and MicroSpool. Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) Macintosh EPS images containing a preview that conform to Adobe specifications can be processed by MicroSpool. MicroSpool outputs images in CMYK, RGB, grayscale, and black and white modes. Desktop Color Separations (DCS) MicroSpool processes DCS files by generating the preview for the composite high resolution image. Within the preview, there are four pointers indicating the file name of the low resolution cyan (C), magenta (M), yellow, (Y) and black (K) images. MicroSpool looks up the content of these files and determines the location of each high resolution image file. Tagged Image File Formats (TIFF) MicroSpool supports CMYK, black and white, grayscale, RGB, and indexed-color TIFF files. TIFF files that have been compressed using LZW or PackBits compression are also accepted. Select the file for which you want to display the comments or to which you want to add comments. Click Comment. Comments created on Macintosh computers will be displayed by using this option. 5. Enter useful information about file changes and updates. Click OK. Image Management Server Reference Manual 19 20 Image Management Server Reference Manual Working With the Program Execution Log The Program Execution Log displays information regarding the activity in the current IMS session. This information is contained in log files. You may save, delete, or copy the log to a word processing or spreadsheet application. Open a log file by selecting Open Log File in the File menu. Using the Browse dialog that is displayed, navigate to the log file Before opening a log file, a log file will have to be saved using File. . . When saving a log file, the default location is micropress\mspool. To edit information in the Program Execution Log: 1. Refer to the following table to edit the Program Execution Log information. Select Clear All Cut Copy To Do This Delete all information Clear all of the data from the Program Execution Log Window and copy it to the clipboard. Place the contents of the Program Execution Log window into the clipboard without deleting it from the Program Execution Log window. [. . . ] The part of a Macintosh image file that represents the high resolution version of the image when using TIFF or EPS. A pre-separated EPS file having cyan (C), magenta (M), yellow (Y) and black (K) files with a fifth file for document placement. This fifth file is a low resolution image which makes the document's file size smaller, and allows the user to return to work more quickly when printing the document. A common high resolution graphics file format. [. . . ]