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Manually inserting a PostScript or

PDF file into the PowerRIP job

queue.

One of the nice features of PowerRIP ImageSet is the

ability to rasterize PostScript and PDF files that were not printed

specifically for our supported devices. Although PostScript is

inherently a “device-independent” language, in the real world,

this is not always the case. If you have a PostScript file that was

intended for an imagesetter (Agfa, Lino, etc.) then more than

likely it was crated using the options in the PPD appropriate for

that device. If you were to send this file verbatim to most other

PostScript interpreters, you may not get the desired results.

PowerRIP ImageSet allows you to insert a PostScript or PDF file

directly into the job queue, specify the print settings and process

the job.

To insert a PostScript or PDF file into the PowerRIP

queue, simply drag the file over the queue window. The Output

Configuration dialog (decribed in next section) will appear. You

can then select your output device, print settings, etc. and the job

will print. Alternately, you can use the “Print PostScript File”

option from the File menu.

If the job was not printed using one of PowerRIP

ImageSet’s PPDs (as would be the case with a file created for an

imagesetter) it is HIGHLY recommended that you do NOT select

“Use Settings Specified at Print time” and set the print options

manually.

Output Configuration

(The “Specify Settings” button)

There are several sections in PowerRIP ImageSet that

enable you to specify job settings by clicking the “Specify

Settings” button. This action invokes a printer-specific dialog

which allows you to set resolution, media, color mode etc.

Although some sections are device-dependent, a lot are common

to all devices as they are features that belong to PowerRIP, not

the printer. In this section we will go through a typical configura-

tion and explain the different functions. Most of these are the

same as the settings available at print-time because they are in

the PPDs. We will use the Epson Stylus Photo 1290 for this

example.

Wether you are configuring a hot-folder, re-processing a

job or manually inserting a Job in the queue, this procedure will

be the same

Print Quality

The options in this section usually pertain to resolution and

other print-quality related settings. In the case of the Epson

1290, the choice of halftone secreening or stochastic can be

made here. The resolutions that appear in the resolution drop-

down will vary from paper type to paper type.

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