User manual QUARK USING QUARK XPRESS 5

[. . . ] A Guide to QuarkXPress: Using QuarkXPress Legal Notices ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Quark, Inc. , acknowledges with gratitude the efforts and contributions of all the team members and departments involved in producing QuarkXPressTM software and QuarkXPress PassportTM software and documentation, including: Product Management, Program Management, Technical Writers, Quality Assurance, Research and Development, Software Configuration Management, Common Components, Technical Support and Worldwide Product Services. Quark also thanks its alpha and beta testing partners for their help in testing QuarkXPress and QuarkXPress Passport. This manual was produced entirely with QuarkXPress Passport and Quark Publishing SystemTM (QPS)TM. LEGAL NOTICES 2001 by Quark Technology Partnership as to the content and arrangement of this material. 19862001 by Quark Technology Partnership and its licensors as to the technology. [. . . ] To set the Color Management Preferences: 1 Choose Edit & Preferences & Color Management. On Mac OS, check Color Management Active to enable Quark CMS. On Windows, choose a Color Management Module (CMM) in the Color Management pop-up menu. The Color Management Preferences dialog box lets you specify default device profiles for images and solid colors. 2 Choose the profile that corresponds to your monitor from the Monitor pop-up menu in the Destination Profiles area. 3 Choose the profile from the Composite Output pop-up menu that corresponds with the output device you will use to print color composite output. Chapter 12: Color 338 Using Color Management 4 Choose the profile that corresponds with the device you will use for final color separations from the Separation Output pop-up menu. 5 Click the RGB tab to define default profiles for solid color and image sources for the RGB color model: In the RGB tab Solid Colors area, use the Profile pop-up menu to choose a profile that corresponds to the appropriate RGB color source for RGB colors created in QuarkXPress. Use the Rendering Intent pop-up menu to choose a rendering intent for RGB colors. For information about rendering intents, see the "Understanding Rendering Intents" section earlier in this chapter. If you routinely scan images with a particular RGB scanner, use the RGB tab Images area to choose a color source that corresponds to that scanner. Choose a profile that corresponds to the scanner in the Profile pop-up menu, then choose a rendering intent for RGB images in the Rendering Intent pop-up menu. For information about rendering intents, see the "Understanding Rendering Intents" section earlier in this chapter. Check Color Manage RGB Sources to RGB Destinations if you want Quark CMS to apply color management when the color space of the color or image is the same as the Monitor or Composite Output profile color space. 6 Click the CMYK tab to define default profiles for color and image sources for the CMYK color model: In the CMYK tab Solid Colors area, use the Profile pop-up menu to choose a profile that corresponds to the appropriate CMYK color source for CMYK colors created in QuarkXPress. Use the Rendering Intent pop-up menu to choose a rendering intent for CMYK colors. For information about rendering intents, see the "Understanding Rendering Intents" section earlier in this chapter. If you routinely scan images with a particular CMYK scanner, use the CMYK tab Images area to choose a color source that corresponds to that scanner. Choose a profile that corresponds to the scanner in the Profile pop-up menu, then choose a rendering intent for CMYK images in the Rendering Intent pop-up menu. For information about rendering intents, see "Understanding Rendering Intents" earlier in this chapter. Check Color Manage CMYK Sources to CMYK Destinations if you want Quark CMS to apply color management when the color space of the color or image is the same as the Monitor, Composite Output or Separation Output profile color space. 7 Click the Hexachrome tab to define default profiles for color and image sources for the Hexachrome color model: In the Hexachrome tab Solid Colors area, use the Profile pop-up menu to choose a profile that corresponds to the appropriate Hexachrome color source for Hexachrome colors created in QuarkXPress. Use the Rendering Chapter 12: Color 339 Using Color Management Intent pop-up menu to choose a rendering intent for Hexachrome colors. For information about rendering intents, see "Understanding Rendering Intents" earlier in this chapter. The Hexachrome tab Images area lets you choose a color source that corresponds to a Hexachrome scanner. Choose a profile that corresponds to the scanner in the Profile pop-up menu, then choose a rendering intent for Hexachrome colors in the Rendering Intent pop-up menu. For information about rendering intents, see "Understanding Rendering Intents" earlier in this chapter. 8 Choose an option from the Display Simulation pop-up menu to define the color space you want to simulate on your monitor. Choose Off to deactivate the display simulation feature. Choose Monitor Color Space to automatically simulate an optimum display based upon the ICC profile selected for your monitor in the Destination Profiles area (and your monitor's ability to display color). Choose Composite Output Color Space to automatically simulate an optimum display based on the ICC profiles selected for your composite output and your monitor (Destination Profiles area). [. . . ] See also H&Js, Kerning, and Tracking. WORD UNDERLINE A type style with a line underneath all characters except spaces. WYSIWYG ( " W H AT Y O U S E E I S W H AT Y O U G E T " ) WYSIWYG refers to a screen display that accurately reflects the look of the final, printed page. X-HEIGHT The height of a lowercase x for a given font, as measured from the baseline. [. . . ]