Changes to settings will effect the next processed job. However the print is displayed in the Proof Positive preview window is how it will print on film.īe sure the width dimension of your file is less than half the width of the media size set in AccuRIP. When ON Emerald will save film by using the dimension of the printed file “document” divided into the width of the film media “size” to display and print as many separations from a single file in an efficient manner on each film. N-UP (nesting) : When OFF a single separation or image will print as displayed in the preview. Size : Choose a sheet size to match sheet film dimensions or enter the width size for roll media. Roll media should be used with wide format printers that have a “mechanical roll feed feature,” not for desktop printers. Type : Choose between Sheet and Roll media. Choose between Standard and High Resolution. Quality : Set the print and file save quality. * Looking to bypass the preview approval process having prints go directly from your graphics application to your printer? From the Preferences menu choose “ByPass Preview”. Print data flows into Emerald where a pixel perfect Proof Positive™ preview is displayed including halftones if the file requires.Ĭlick PRINT to send print data to your printer. An active APPLY button means there has been a change to a setting(s) that has not been locked in.
The APPLY button should be dim while printing.
Any print already in preview used previous settings. Settings are locked in and applied to files printed after the APPLY button has been clicked. Open Emerald, check or set the settings for your printer configuration media, ink and halftone as needed. The selection of the “AccuRIP Emerald” printer driver allows all postscript separation print features to become available in your graphics programs. This single universal printer driver is to be selected during printing channeling the print data into AccuRIP. Upon installing Emerald a printer driver named “AccuRIP® Emerald” will be added to the computer.
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