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Print an Océ [Block out] PDF file

Introduction

You can use the Arizona Xpert Extensions for Adobe PhotoShop or Adobe Illustrator to create the design for a [Block out] application and save your design as an Xpert [Block out] PDF file.

The name of your Xpert PDF file contains the name of the original PDF file, followed by the effect type and the level of opacity, e.g. adobe_recipes_all_v2_Blockout_High-mirror-back-image-new.pdf.

IMPORTANT

Before you open an Xpert PDF file in the Arizona Xpert Engine, make sure you have defined the correct default settings for the built-in recipes for Xpert PDF files (See Define the default settings for the built-in recipes for Xpert PDF files).

Illustration

Procedure

  1. Launch the ONYX Thrive RIP Queue.
  2. Select your Xpert [Block out] PDF file and click on [Arizona Xpert].
  3. The Arizona Xpert Engine automatically recognizes the built in recipe.
  4. Open the [Layers] tab.

    The [Block out] recipe contains 5 layers, printed on the front side of the media.

    Layer number

    [Layer name]

    [Layer source]

    [Print mode]

    Remark

    [Front] 5

    Input file - Color - Color

    Input file - Color

    Quality

    The image is printed in CMYK.

    [Front] 4

    Input file - SD - Shape detect white

    Input file - SD

    Quality-Density W only

    The complete shape of the image is printed in white (1 overprint, so the white image is printed twice).

    [Front] 3

    Input file - SD - Shape detect black

    Input file - SD

    Express

    The complete shape of the image is printed in black (block out area).

    [Front] 2

    Input file - SD - Shape detect white

    Input file - SD

    Quality-Density W only

    The complete shape of the image is printed in white (1 overprint, so the white image is printed twice).

    [Front] 1

    Input file - Color - Color

    Input file - Color

    [Flip horizontal]

    Quality

    The image is printed in CMYK.

  5. When you see a warning or a waiting message in the 'Print' section, open the [Print] tab and define the correct settings.
  6. Click on the [Print] button.