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Color Trapping
When one color totally surrounds another, they must have
either a choke or spread relationship. The examples below
illustrate applications of choking and spreading. Notice that
when a dominant color is surrounded by a submissive color,
the dominant color chokes the submissive color (it draws the
submissive color underneath its edges). Conversely, when a
submissive color is surrounded by a dominant color, it spreads into
the dominant color (bottom example, below).
Enable Color Management
This feature is predominantly used for Graphical printing.
Note: when printing a color line drawing, Color Management
is generally not used.
Enable Color Filtering
Allows the user to apply image quality filters that will affect and
modify the ICC profile that has been set. These filters are
created within the KIP RIP software (see the KIP RIP manual for
further information).
