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TUTORIAL
JULY
3, 2001
Printing
Varnish Plates from QuarkXPress
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Place
the .psd file into your Quark XPress document
With ImagePort installed, you will be able to place .psd files
in your document.
In this
example, two spot colors will be added to the QuarkXPress
color list, those being Gloss Varnish and Dull Varnish.
Set both
Varnish plates to be visible in the ImagePort Palette. You
are now ready to print separations.
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Printing
separations
As illustrated here in the Quark XPress Print dialog box,
a Gloss Varnish and a Dull Varnish plate will be output when
printing separations.
Make any
other changes that are specific for your output device and
click Print.
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Output
separations
Printing separations from Quark XPress will result in 6
pieces of film:
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Cyan
-
Magenta
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Yellow
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Black
-
Gloss
Varnish (GV)
-
Dull
Varnish (DV)
In this
example, alpha channels were used for Varnish plates. However,
extra channels can be used for spot colors, embossing stamps,
die cutting stamps or any other special effect that requires
outputting a plate.
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Greg
Hatem is the product manager at A Lowly Apprentice Productions. He is a
graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology and has a degree in print
technology. Greg can be reached at greg@alap.com.
For more information about ALAP, visit http://www.alap.com. |
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