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Setting Description
[PDF overprint
simulation]
By default, when you print opaque, overlapping colors, the top colour
knocks out the area underneath. Overprinting prevents knockouts and
makes the topmost overlapping printing ink appear transparent in relation
to the underlying ink.
This setting is used by Adobe Acrobat.
This setting is not available for all printer models.
[Force black over-
print]
Enable this option to make sure that a black type always overprints colored
objects behind it.
Define the [DeviceRGB / Embedded profiles] settings
Setting Description
[Input profile] [Input profile] defines a reference color workspace for the color data of the
objects in the document. An [Input profile] is used to define colors in a de-
vice independent way.
The following DeviceRGB options are available.
• sRGB
Use this input profile in Windows Office or similar environments.
• [None]
Use this option to use the printer device colors.
• AdobeRGB1998
Use this input profile if the documents are prepared for use on high chro-
ma devices.
• AppleRGB
Use this input profile if the documents are prepared in Apple environ-
ments.
• ColorMatchRGB
Use this input profile if the color data was created in a very big color
workspace. Make sure you use [Perceptual] as [Rendering intent] to avoid
that color areas clip and to preserve details.
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