Our How-to guides will help you get the most out of your Fiery server by using all the tools available to you to increase productivity, and improve quality and efficiency. Go through step-by-step instructions with sample files to maximize utilization of your digital technology investment and access the instructions whenever it suits you and find the answer when you really need it.
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Fiery JobExpert is a breakthrough new technology that analyzes incoming PDF files and dynamically chooses the optimal print settings to achieve the highest quality, while optimizing production time.
Once you correctly configure and print any chart in you Fiery proServer or Fiery
XF 7 system, you must next correctly measure it. The same care that you put
into correctly printing the chart should be put into its measurement. Before you
measure your chart, you will need to ensure that your measuring device is
properly configured.
An ICC media profile contains information regarding the use of different types of
gamut compression with different rendering intents. These rendering intent
settings control how gamut mapping occurs. Gamut mapping is needed when
dealing with pixels and elements in your files whose colors are not precisely
reproducible on your printer using your inks and selected media. The amount of
gamut compression that is required will vary from job to job. You may have a
job where the colors in your job can be matched fairly closely while in another
job you have colors that are very vivid and saturated and well beyond the
capability of your printer to reproduce them accurately. Your selection of
rendering intent and the gamut method used will impact how these colors are
redefined in an attempt to improve reproduction accuracy.
Merging scanned pages with existing electronic documents saves time and the expense of recreating the document in the original application. Learn how to scan or import pre-scanned pages with JobMaster, perform image cleanup and image editing functions to effortlessly achieve a more polished look of the final output.
How-to: Automate offline finishing with Duplo finishers
Part 1: Use pre-made templates to automate most common jobs
Part 2: Create a custom layout to automate a coupon job
Fiery JobMaster Chapter and Bookmarks Actions feature converts a page to a tab sheet or inserts a tab sheet, by Chapters or Bookmark level, places them in the right location, and populates the tab ear content automatically by using up to 6 levels of bookmark
links from PDF documents.
Learn how to set up and configure different input, archive and output locations,
such as shared folders, FTP sites, and Dropbox accounts in Fiery JobFlow.
Learn how to integrate the approval process as part of the workflow. Automatically
send a soft proof for review and approval to both internal and external users.
Learn how to set up a rules-based workflow that preflights multiple jobs based on
predefined criteria and routes them to other workflows based on their type.
Configure a virtual printer, a job preset or a Fiery Hot Folder to set job ticket
specifications, and assign imposition properties in order to automate any type of
job submission process you adopt.
Improve the output quality of digital photos with Fiery Image Enhance
Visual Editor and save prepress time by eliminating lengthy image editing and file
manipulation tasks, to make photos look their best.
Create a monitor profile to conform to industry standards, match multiple monitors
to a reference, and achieve accurate soft proofing of documents on-screen.
Calibrate your Fiery Driven print engine to achieve consistent color documents. This
How-to guide describes the calibration method using the ES-2000 spectrophotometer.
Preflight, Postflight and ImageViewer are features included in the Fiery Graphic Arts
Package, Premium Edition. Preflight evaluates print jobs for potential printing errors.
Quickly produce imposed and uniquely numbered tickets by inserting a custom
incremental ticket numbering and a barcode sequence at the makeready stage.
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