Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Tip
If a document contains overprinting and will be printed on an offset press,
choose View > Overprint Preview in addition to View > Proof Colors.
1.
Choose Window > Arrange > New Window for 08_Color.indd to open a second
window for your lesson document.
2.
Choose Window > Arrange > Tile to display windows for each open document (if
you have 08_End.indd open, three windows display).
3.
Click the 08_Color.indd:2 window to activate it.
4.
Choose View > Proof Colors. You can see a soft proof of the colors according to
the current settings under View > Proof Setup.
5.
To customize the soft proof, choose View > Proof Setup > Custom.
6.
In the Customize Proof Condition dialog box, click the Device To Simulate menu
and review the various presses, desktop printers, and output devices such as monit-
ors available.
7.
Select Dot Gain 20% from the Device To Simulate menu, and click OK.
Grayscale profiles such as Dot Gain 20% let you preview how a document will
print in black and white. Notice that the InDesign document's title bar shows
which device is being simulated, such as (Dot Gain 20%) or (Document CMYK).
