Table Of Contents - Adobe FRAMEMAKER 7 Manual

12 Indexes
Index
A Color proof See also Separations
checking, 54 Fixed costs, 33
Additive color model, 7
contract, 44, 54 Flat, 24
separation-based, 44
Flexography, 26
B
Color separations. See Form, 24
Binding, 24
Separations Frequency modulation (FM)
Bitmap image
Color space, 8
defined, 13
Color value, 6
resolution of, 15
Commercial printer
G
tonal range in, 15
consulting, 39
Bleed, checking, 50 Gamut, color, 8
selecting, 37-40
GCR (gray-component
Blueline, 46
Commercial printing
inking, 22
Gravure, 26
C
offsetting, 23
Gray, shades of, 17
Chroma, 6
platemaking, 21
CMS. See Color
press check, 44-47, 55
H
management system
selecting vendors
Halftone cell, 17
CMY color model, 8
for, 37-40
Halftone dot, 9, 17
Color
terminology, 9-13
Halftone frequency, 16
characteristics of, 6
types of, 21-27
checking definitions, 50 Halftone screen
wetting, 22
defined, 9
displaying on monitors, 6
Continuous-tone art
moiré patterns, 14, 19
high-fidelity, 19
defined, 9
process colors, 10
in imported
scanning, 37
illustrations, 50 Hand-off, 41
Contract proof, 44, 54
creating report for, 47
matching, 10
Creep, 25
organizing files for, 50
perception of, 6
High-fidelity color, 19
proofing, 41, 42-47
D
Hue, 6
properties of, 5
Defining project
screening, 10
requirements, 32-33
systems for managing, 19 I
Device profile, 19
tints of, 10
Illustrations
Direct-digital printing, 20
Color bars, 55 preparing for imaging, 50
Dot gain, 15
Color gamut, 8
proofing, 41, 42-47
Color management
Imaging, preparing files
F
system, 19
File formats, for hand-off, 49
Color model, 7 Imposition, 24
Film separations, 11
You prepare an index by using special
markers. After the markers are inserted,
you can generate the index for a
document or for an entire book. When
you move or edit a marker, you generate
the index file again so that it's up-to-date.
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screening, 18
replacement), 11
for, 50
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