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Applications => Quark Xpress => Topic started by: frailer on January 19, 2008, 04:55:25 AM

Title: Straight Export vs. "for later Distlll..."
Post by: frailer on January 19, 2008, 04:55:25 AM
Not sure where to put this, but I think Quark's in the frame as much as anything else. 2 imposed mono PDF flats out of Dynastrip froze at Active Interpret on the RIP.
Refry to PS from Acro 7>reDistill...no result. I have been doing the usual print to .ps from Quark, then Distilling. This time I tried Export...having recently set it up in Prefs to print PostScript "for later Distilling". This it duly did. I then duly Distlled this .ps instead...and it went through the RIP. Admittedly I had restarted the RIP in between, which muddies the diagnosis; but, at least the desired result.
Have heard mention that the .ps which Quark does "for later Distilling", is "quite different" to the usual .ps when you Print it. This could have been mentioned here, or maybe at PP.
Anyone know why? A more RIP friendly PDF? Could it be involved in the file RIP'ing properly? Just wonderin'   :-\
Title: Re: Straight Export vs. "for later Distlll..."
Post by: frailer on January 19, 2008, 05:10:44 AM
Quick clarification...I re-Exported the pages from Quark, [now .ps for later distilling], and took them back into DynaStrip...reprinted the job. No other changes in Dyna; just new Source Docs...Dyna is PDF>in...PDF>out.
Confusing?  ???
Title: Re: Straight Export vs. "for later Distlll..."
Post by: Joe on January 19, 2008, 10:43:16 AM
My bet is on the RIP re-start. I think when you export to .ps or print to .ps it still prints to .ps. I think...