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3 s. Hamann H. Hell D. Pankow R. Wunderer DigiScript Edits Digital Manuscripts With CD-ROM Springer

4 Sabine Hamann Hauke Hell Detlef Pankow Robert Wunderer OneVision GmbH Zeiss-Strasse 9 D Regensburg, Germany Translated by Ferdinand F. Weß, Maria Knops, Christoph Eckl, and Maia Morraine CIP-Data applied for DigiScript Edits Digital Manuscripts / S. Hamann... - Berlin ; Heidelberg ; New York ; Barcelona; Budapest ; Hong Kong ; London ; Milan; Paris; Santa Clara ; Singapore ; Tokyo : Springer. Medienkombination ISBN DOI / ISBN (ebook) NE: Hamann. Sabine Buch CD-ROM This work consists of a printed book and a CD-ROM packaged with the book, and is subject to copyright. All rights are reserved, whether the whole or part of the material is concerned, specifically the rights of translation, reprinting, reuse of illustrations, recitation, broadcasting, reproduction on micro-film or in any other way, and storage in data banks. Duplication of this publication or parts thereof is permitted only under the provisions of the German Copyright Law of September 9, 1965, in its current version, and permission for use must always be obtained from Springer-Verlag. Violations are liable for prosecution under the German Copyright Law. Springer-Verlag or the authors make no warranty of representation, either express or implied, with respect to this CD-ROM or book, including their quality, merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose. In no event will Springer-Verlag or the authors be liable for direct, indireet, special, incidental, or consequential damages arising out of the use or in ability to use the CD-ROM or book, even if Springer-Verlag or the authors have been advised for the possibility of such damages. Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1997 Softcover reprint of the hardcover 1st edition 1997 The use of general descriptive names, trademarks, etc. in this publication does not imply, even in the absence of a specific statement, that such names are exempt from the relevant protective laws and regulations and therefore free for general use. PostScript is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems, Inc. Nextstep is a registered trademark of NeXT Software, Inc. OneVision, epscript and Softproof are registered trademarks of OneVision GmbH. DigiScript is a trademark of OneVision GmbH. Layout and Cover Illustration: Prof. W. Becker, Neublberg Typesetting: Alexander Zettl, Rottenburg a. d. Laaber Exposure: eh Repro GmbH, Donauwörth SPIN / Printed on acid-free paper

5 Welcome This manual explains the installation, setup, and use of the OneVision suite of integrated application software. This book was completely created using OneVision software products, from typesetting, image editing, and page makeup to color correction, color separation, and page imposition. The first part, entitled "Basics," describes the tools that are a part of the OneVision environment itself and are shared by all the OneVision program modules. Like other parts of the manual, it includes many tips, tricks, and techniques for using OneVision's tools most efficiently. The "DigiScript" section describes OneVision's special tools for managing and editing PostScript and PDP files. This includes how to open a PostScript file, how to make changes in it, and how to output it successfully. OneVision's three principal application modules are discussed in "OneVision-Type," "OneVision-Art," and "OneVision-Image." These include descriptions of all the OneVision tools used to create documents from scratch or to alter existing documents. The "Color Reproduction" part discusses available color models, color management, color separation techniques, and supplies hints for quality reproduction of RGB and CMYK colors. The idea behind this manual is not to provide an encyclopedic overview of every aspect of the software (that job is left to the comprehensive online help system). Instead, the focus is on the practical use of the software, tackling typical problems and tasks as a way of illustrating how the program modules work individually and together. If you want more information about a particular program module, tool, process, or problem, you can find everything you need in the online help, available by holding down the Pi key (or <Ctrl>+<Alt> on NeXT computers) and clicking on the panel about which you want more information. We hope you enjoy working with OneVision software. Basics DigiScript ~ Onelision-'/)Jpe OneVision-Art OneVision-Image Color Reproduction

6 Contents Part 1: Basics Introduction 3 System Features Setting Up Your Workspace 7 Installing OneVision The Dock System Preferences Setting up Printers Starting OneVision Licensing Module Management OneVision Preferences Basic Operations 33 OneVision Menus Online Help Documents Elements 43 What are Elements? Creating Elements Working with Elements Undo Selecting Elements Grouping Elements Saving and Loading Elements The Element Inspector Link Elements Aligning Elements ' \ II

7 r 1.S Color Selection The Color Wheel Color Models Color Selection from Images Nextstep Color Lists Spot Colors Deleting Colors Creating Color Lists Using Patterns Creating Patterns Printing Colors Important Functions Line Styles The Curve Editor Masterpages Output: Printing, EPS, TIFF Register Element and Sheet Info Part 2: DigiScript 2.1 Introduction What is PostScript? What PostScript Files Can Be Imported? What Files Can Cause Problems? Opening PostScript Files Selecting Pages Placing EPS Elements To Convert or Not? Elements The Mouse Cursor Selecting Elements, Element Groups Clipframes \ III '

8 2.4 Text Missing Fonts Pathtext and Paragraph Formats Converting Pathtext Elements Text Frame Piping Reconstructing Paragraphs Text Formatting Summary of the OneVision-Type Tools Vector Graphics Straight Lines and Bezier Curves Arrow and Pencil Function in the Path Editor Subpaths Fills and Patterns Additional Vector Graphics Modules Images Inserting and Exporting Images Image Types Color and Gradation Correction Resolution Adjustment Retouching and Collage Correction of Clipping Paths Summary of the OneVision-Image Tools Output Print Parameters Color Separation, Rendering, and Spot Colors Saving as a OneVision Document Printing (PostScript Output) EPS TIFF Special Techniques Page Layout, Scaling and Mirroring of Pages, and More Recompositing Separted Files OPI ]...

9 r Part 3: One Vision-Type 3.1 Introduction The Type Toolbox About Frames Text Formatting Basics Importing text from other applications Creating Page Structures 163 Basic Page Layout Specs Rulers Grids Alignment Guides Text Frames and Column Guides Vertical Justification Masterpages Adding New Pages Assembling a Page Text Piping-Making Connections Text Piping Wrapping Text Around Other Elements Adding Page Numbers Adding Illustrations Anchored Frames and Marginal Notes Using the Frame Break Function Text Processing and Typesetting Using the Ruler for Tabs and Indents Typefaces, Point Sizes, Super/Subscripts, and Underlines Text Color, Spacing, and Distortion Hyphenation Paragraph-based Formatting: Spacing, Leading Style Sheets Character Sets Find and Replace Checking Spelling MultiText, for non-european Languages

10 Part 4: OneVision-Art 4.1 Introduction The Graphics Modules OneVision-Art Preferences Handling Documents Work Modes Zooming into Documents Page Layout Creating and Using Guides Guides Guide Grid Shapes Shape Library Drawing Rectangles and Squares The Element Inspector Modifying Shapes Drawing Ellipses and Circles Triangles and Rounded Shapes Arcs and Segments Polygons and Stars Arrows Lines Using Lines as Shapes Setting Line Styles Colored Lines Working with Elements Scaling and Moving Elements Mirroring Elements Skewing Elements Rotating Elements I

11 Copying and Duplicating Elements Deleting Elements Aligning Elements Handling Element Groups Clipping Elements Changing Element Hierarchies Saving and Loading Elements OneVision's Undo Function Paths 245 Converting Shapes to Paths Anchor Points and Handles Moving, Removing, and Adding Points Shortcuts for Manipulating Paths Cutting Paths Closing Paths Optimizing Paths Converting Straight Lines to Curves Converting Curves to Straight Lines Subpaths Color and Fill 257 Filling Paths Blends 259 Creating and Modifying Blends Color Blends CMYK Blends Multi-Color Blends "Rainbow" Blends Blends with Spot Colors Setting Blend Direction in Linear Blends Creating Circular Blends Blends with Patterns 265 Special Blends Special Blends with the Curve Editor II '

12 Filling Shapes with Blends 271 Converting Blends Displaying and Printing Blends Pathtext 275 Entering and Formatting Text Creating Paths for Pathtexts Placing Text on Paths Filling Pathtext Shifting the Baseline of a Pathtext Spacing and Kerning Pathtext Rotating and Skewing Pathtext Converting Pathtext Metamorphosis 283 Creating Metamorphosis Elements Tweening Special Effects Bar Code 287 Part 5: One Vision-. mage 5.1 Introduction Fundamentals Preferences Opening Images Working with Elements Saving Images Resolutions and Image Size Display Resolution Scan Resolution Image Size and Original Resolution

13 r 5.4 Color Model Selection and Separation Color Model Selection Calibrating your Output Color Separation Converting Image Types Image Processing Adjusting Highlights and Shadows Adjusting Midtones and Contrast Adjusting Gray Balance Color Correction Retouching and Finishing The Bitmap Controller Removing Faults by Cloning Retouching Functions Sharpening Images Removing Color Disturbances Masking Images Masking with the Autolasso Manual Masking Part 6: Color Reproduction 6.1 Introduction The "Colors" Panel Controls of the "Colors" Panel RGB HIS Grayscale CMYK Pantone Colors Spot Colors \

14 6.3 Color Separation Mixing Colors Four-Color Printing Color Calibration CMYKAdjust Transfer Curves When to Separate? Index 383 :\...