System and method for object-annotated trapping
AssigneeESKO Software BVBA
InventorsJohn Tytgat, Kristiaan K.A. Van Bael, Manuel Mérida Angulo
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AssigneeESKO Software BVBA
InventorsJohn Tytgat, Kristiaan K.A. Van Bael, Manuel Mérida Angulo
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Computer-implemented methods, computer program products, and computer systems for preparing a digital artwork document for printing. An input digital artwork document is modified to enhance or avoid a physically printed result by generating an output digital artwork document containing digital objects that align to the one or more features of one or more portions of the artwork, such as for use in trapping, reverse trapping, or pullback of objects, providing rich black, white underprint, or spot varnish. The digital objects are generated in accordance with a combination of first and second sets of instructions, such as a first set generated by a computerized expert system, and the second set created as an exception to the first set. The output document is annotated by storing at least one association between each instruction in the second set and each corresponding selected portion of the document governed by the instruction.
A computer-implemented method for preparing a digital artwork document for printing, the method comprising the steps of:
A computer program product comprising non-transitory instructions readable by a machine, the instructions configured to cause a computer to execute a method for preparing a digital artwork document for printing, the method comprising the steps of:
A computer program product comprising non-transitory instructions readable by a machine, the instructions configured to cause a computer to display and a printing system to print a digital artwork document, the instructions comprising instructions for generating, with the computer, a digital artwork document in accordance with a first set of computer-implemented instructions and a second set of computer-implemented instructions, the first set of instructions including one or more portions of the digital artwork document modified to enhance or avoid a physically printed result relating to one or more features of the one or more portions, including a first set of digital objects generated in accordance with the first set of computer-implemented instructions to align to the one or more features of the one or more portions, the second set of computer-implemented instructions comprising one or more annotated instructions for modifying one or more selected portions of the one or more portions including a second set of digital objects, different from the first set, generated in accordance with the second set of computer-implemented instructions to align to one or more features of the one or more selected portions, the digital artwork document including one or more associations including at least one association between each annotated instruction and each corresponding selected portion.
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