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Re: Trapping

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Posted by ALFONSO SEVERINO on June 24, 1997 at 17:32:18:

In Reply to: Re: Trapping posted by Douglas Reid on March 11, 1997 at 21:20:25:

: To Whom It May Concern:

:
: I have written a series of documents explaining step by step procedures for trapping customer supplied files on the desktop. These documents (PDF) are written for those people directly involved in the prepress workflow and want to have a better understanding on how digital artwork is trapped for plate-ready film.

: Users should have a complete understanding of Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator and Quark Xpress. The information is compiled from various resources including periodicals, trade publications and prepress professionals.

: The procedures have been written in their simplest form so that the user may initiate them in his or her own workflow environment and become more intuitive on how trapping is achieved on the desktop.

: List of Articles:

:
: Understanding Chokes and Spreads (Overview)
: Achievable and Non Achievable Trapping In Quark
: Custom Trapping In Quark (Images, Frames and Text)
: Choking Text To A Background Blend In Quark
: Trapping Photoshop Clip Paths In Quark
: Choking And Spreading1 Bit Tiffs In Quark
: Trapping Vignettes (Illustrator)
: Trapping In Adobe Illustrator General (Overview)
: Trapping Photoshop Clip Paths In Illustrator
: Choking Text In Illustrator (Using Layers and Pathfinder Filters)
: Manual and Auto Trapping In Illustrator
: Trapping In Photoshop
: Determining Colors To Be Trapped (Using CMYK and Pantone Models)
: Stay Away Type, Support Blacks and Double Hitting Spot Colours
: Trapping Illustrator Patterns
:
:
: Please contact me if you are interested in receiving some sample pages in PDF format.

: Doug Reid
: Prepress Specialist
: dreid@neptune.on.ca

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: : To Whom It May Concern: : : : : I have written a series of documents explaining step by step procedures for trapping customer supplied files on the desktop. These documents (PDF) are written for those people directly involved in the prepress workflow and want to have a better understanding on how digital artwork is trapped for plate-ready film. : : Users should have a complete understanding of Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator and Quark Xpress. The information is compiled from various resources including periodicals, trade publications and prepress professionals. : : The procedures have been written in their simplest form so that the user may initiate them in his or her own workflow environment and become more intuitive on how trapping is achieved on the desktop. : : List of Articles: : : : : Understanding Chokes and Spreads (Overview) : : Achievable and Non Achievable Trapping In Quark : : Custom Trapping In Quark (Images, Frames and Text) : : Choking Text To A Background Blend In Quark : : Trapping Photoshop Clip Paths In Quark : : Choking And Spreading1 Bit Tiffs In Quark : : Trapping Vignettes (Illustrator) : : Trapping In Adobe Illustrator General (Overview) : : Trapping Photoshop Clip Paths In Illustrator : : Choking Text In Illustrator (Using Layers and Pathfinder Filters) : : Manual and Auto Trapping In Illustrator : : Trapping In Photoshop : : Determining Colors To Be Trapped (Using CMYK and Pantone Models) : : Stay Away Type, Support Blacks and Double Hitting Spot Colours : : Trapping Illustrator Patterns : : : : : : Please contact me if you are interested in receiving some sample pages in PDF format. : : Doug Reid : : Prepress Specialist : : dreid@neptune.on.ca

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