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Prinergy Connect 2.0 ; Prinergy Direct 2.0 ; Prinergy Access 2.0 ; Prinergy PowerPack 1.0 ; Prinergy Connect 2.1 ; Prinergy Direct 2.1 ; Prinergy Access 2.1 ; Prinergy Powerpack 2.1 ; Prinergy Satellite | |
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Users often ask why a Prinergy-processed PDF is superior to a PDF distilled with Distiller Assistant, especially since the Distiller Assistant is a free download. | |
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Solution |
Compared to a Distilled (with Distiller Assistant) PDF, a Prinergy-processed PDF has the following characteristics: - Flattening of PDF 1.4 (Prinergy 2.1) - Thickening of thin lines (when input is PostScript) - OPI - recompositing of DCS's when OPIing into composite thin PS, which allows trapping and color converting/mapping. - trapping - color management, including colorspace conversion, overprint conversion, spot mapping, and conflicting spot name resolution - preflight and correction in Optimizer - superior separation recognition for separated PS input than Distiller - optional conversion of TIFF/IT and CT/LW to PDF with the CEPS JTP - optional copydot processing (resampling, retiling, alternate images) - automatic unlocking of password-protected PDFs (in Prinergy 2.1, based on designer-supplied password) - font emulation - alternate images (for faster Acrobat viewing and for low-res PDF publishing) Permanent fix: |
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Keywords |
acrobat, normalizer, PDF |
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Technical contact(s) |
James Bredenhof |
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Submitted by |
James Bredenhof |
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Date submitted |
28 Aug 2002 |
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