Colorwise Pro Tools - Xerox DocuColor 242 Release Note

ColorWise Pro Tools

Applications
If the jobs use an LEF page size and you want the merged job to print Top-Top, make sure
both of the original jobs are printed Top-Top. If the jobs use an SEF page size and you want
the merged job to print Top-Top, set Top-Top in both jobs and set the Rotate 180 option for
the second job.
Color defaults
To set defaults for color printing options, use Color Setup in ColorWise Pro Tools.
The exception is Color Mode, which cannot be set in Color Setup, nor in Setup from
Command WorkStation or WebTools. However, you can set the color mode for a job at
print time when you print from the printer driver.
ColorCal
When you calibrate from the copier touch panel, make sure that the Original Orientation
(Layout Adjustment tab) is set to Sideways Image and that the ColorCal patch pages are
positioned following the arrows at the top of the page, with the short edge at top and long
edge along left side of the copier platen.
When you print measurement pages for ColorCal, an instruction page also prints. To ensure
good results after calibration, follow these instructions.
Calibration using the ES-1000
In ColorWise Pro Tools, if you calibrate the Fiery Color Server using an ES-1000
spectrophotometer with Random patches selected, but the patch page you use actually
contains Sorted patches, Calibrator does not notify you of the error. To reset the system to the
proper color state, reset all color settings to their defaults.
Calibrating before Start Page is printed
Allow the Start Page to print before performing calibration. This ensures that the Fiery Color
Server has fully completed its startup process.
Adobe Acrobat Reader, Black-and-white vs. Color accounting
When you print a mixed (black-and-white and color) job using Acrobat Reader, the black-
and-white pages may incorrectly register as color pages for accounting purposes. This is
a limitation of Acrobat Reader.
Adobe Acrobat, blank pages with Acrobat 7.0.0
When printing multi-copy print jobs on Windows 2000, Acrobat 7.0.0 may generate
unintended blank pages. If you encounter this problem, upgrade to Acrobat 7.0.8 or later.
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