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Conform To DSC Document Structuring Convention (DSC) is a special file format for PostScript documents It includes a number of comments that provide information for postprocessors Postprocessors can shuffle the order of pages, print two or more pages on a side, and perform other tasks often needlessly performed by humans Bitmaps Selecting Level 2 or 3 PostScript-compatible printers offers you the option of using the Use JPEG Compression option to reduce printing time if you have bitmap images in your document When this option is selected, the Quality Factor slider is available for setting the quality of the bitmaps being printed Keep in mind that JPEG is a lossy compression standard, some of the original image information is discarded, quality is compromised, and at high compression settings, a photograph can take on visual noise Maintain OPI Links This option preserves links to server-based bitmap images, provided you have imported temporary low-resolution versions using the Open Prepress Interface (OPI) option when you created your CorelDRAW document Using OPI, you can store high-resolution bitmap images in a printer s memory, and work temporarily with an imported low-resolution version When your document is printed, the lower-resolution version is swapped with the higher-resolution version By default, this option is selected Resolve DCS Links Desktop Color Separation (DCS) technology is similar to OPI; you use placeholders in your document that have links to digitally separated images for use in process or multi-ink printing When this option is enabled, the linked images automatically replace the placeholder images at print time By default, this option is selected If this option is not selected, a prompt will appear while the document is being printed, so you can relink the files manually through directory boxes Screen Frequency This selector is where you set the Screen Frequency for your output, which can also be set in the Separations tab while setting Advanced Setting options Remember: dots per inch is not the same value as lines per inch A typical high-resolution lpi value is 133, and you really need to know before printing what your intended output device is capable of rendering A good rule of thumb for bitmap images is the Times Two rule; if your intended output is 133 lpi, for example, a bitmap in your design should be 266 pixels per inch for optimal rendering Fonts PostScript printing devices can print both Type 1 and True Type fonts Type 1 fonts are often preferred because the font data is written in PostScript language CorelDRAW s options let you control which fonts are used during printing It s more reliable to download the fonts to the printing device; this speeds printing and produces better-looking text To enable this feature, select Download Type 1 Fonts If this option is disabled, fonts are printed as curves, which can take a lot of printing time when you have a lot of text on a page When you select the Download Type 1 Fonts option, the Convert True Type To Type 1 option becomes available (and selected by default).

A disc recorder can easily serve double duty, reading CD-ROMs as well as writing CD-R blanks If you intend to frequently use a disc recorder to read commercial discs (as well as recorded discs), the maximum read speed may be a factor in your purchase decision Many disc recorders offer 20x read speeds, which is comparable to performance levels of low-end CD-ROM drives at this time A few units achieve read speeds as high as 32x A few only manage to reach 16x speeds If this is a critical factor in your purchase decision, check the speci cations before buying to determine the maximum read speed of a disc recorder

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PDF Marks If your document is being prepared for printing as a composite to an Adobe PDF distiller, these options become available You can specify how your PDF file initially displays when viewed in Adobe Acrobat Reader or a third-party reader by using options in the On Start, Display selector Choose Page Only, Full Screen, or Thumbnail view You can also choose whether to Include Hyperlinks and/or Include Bookmarks in the resulting PDF file If you re preparing a PDF to send to a service bureau for high-resolution output, don t use hyperlinks; they mess up the appearance of your printed piece, and let s get real how does your intended audience click on a piece of paper to visit a website Maximum Points Per Curve This setting lets you define how complex curves are rendered when printed, the default of which is fixed at 10,000 nodes per curve The limit may be set within a range of 20 to 20,000 nodes per curve The more nodes per curve, the more complex your printing will be, but the smoother, for example, your text will look Here s the deal: printers don t render curves like you see CorelDRAW render curves to your screen Instead, curves must be defined as straight vectors connected by nodes the more nodes along a curve in your document, the closer the rendered design looks to a truly curved shape Set Flatness To The Set Flatness To setting is used to set the flatness limit to a value between 020 and 1000 The Auto Increase Flatness feature has the effect of increasing the flatness of complex objects by a factor of 2 until the object prints Increased flatness will cause the printing of curves to be less smooth Flatness is related to the Maximum Points Per Curve option, discussed above Auto Increase Flatness This option lets you simplify the printing of curves by decreasing the number of straight vector lines that describe the curve This option can be used as a last resort if you run into problems printing highly complex shapes in your CorelDRAW document, usually a printer memory problem, as in not enough memory Auto Increase Fountain Steps This option makes the print engine examine your document for opportunities to increase the number of fountain steps in an effort to avoid Fountain fill banding Banding is the visible effect of not having enough sequential steps in a Fountain fill; you see bands of gradually changing color instead of a smooth transition from one object area to another Increasing the number of steps that describe a Fountain fill will cause Fountain fills to appear smoother, but it will also increase printing complexity and output time Optimize Fountain Fills This option works in reverse of the previous option by setting the print engine to decrease the number of fountain steps set for objects in your document to the number of steps your printer is capable of reproducing.

The Miscellaneous (Misc) tab has a mix of options ranging from color profile and proofing, to bitmap handling, as shown in Figure 28-9