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Adobe Creative Suite 5 Printing Guide 83

You can toggle Proof Colors on and o by re-selecting the option.

When so proong is on, the Proof Colors command displays a

check mark, and the name of the proof preset or prole appears at

the top of the document window.

3. To compare the appearance of multiple presets, create a new

window (Window > New Window). Using the Screen Mode control

at the boom of the Tools panel, set the application to Standard

mode and arrange multiple windows side-by-side. Choose a dier-

ent preset for each window by choosing View > Proof Setup, select-

ing a preset, and turning on Proof Colors.

Pixel preview

If the Illustrator artwork will be exported for web or mobile-device use,

you may wish to preview the outcome for optimum results. Artwork

exported for these environments is rasterized at 72 ppi, which can result

in loss of detail both from resampling and anti-aliasing. To preview the

results of exporting for Web, choose View > Pixel Preview. If vertical or

horizontal lines are inconsistent because of anti-aliasing, select those

objects, and check Align to Pixel Grid in the Transform panel (Window >

Transform).

Align to Pixel Grid

If you are preparing Illustrator les for the Web, consider taking advantage of the Align to

Pixel Grid option to clean up vertical and horizontal edges. Text is not aected by this seing

unless it is converted to outlines.

Pixel Preview does not help you judge how Illustrator artwork will look

when exported to image formats such as TIFF or PNG, since you control

those results with your choices in the export settings.

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Live Effects, such as 3D effects, glows, and distortions such as Scribble

and Zig Zag, change the visual appearance of objects, but they do not

permanently alter the underlying artwork. Consequently, Live Effects

are continuously editable, provided the file is not saved in a format that

does not allow editability, such as older Illustrator formats (prior to CS).

It is not necessary to expand live effects prior to printing; doing so

restricts editing, and may increase file size unnecessarily. Unless you

need to tweak individual aspects of the objects, leave the Live Effects

intact.

3D Objects

Illustrator creates the visual effect of three-dimensional depth by

applying transformations and shading to vector objects. The 3D objects

created by the 3D Effects feature can be rotated in the 3D function

dialog box, and the depth, lighting, and perspective of objects can be

repeatedly edited. To create 3D effects, select an object and choose

Effect > 3D and then select one of the options: Extrude & Bevel,

Revolve, or Rotate. To edit existing 3D effects, however, do not choose

the 3D option again from the Effect menu. Instead, double-click the 3D

entry in the Appearance panel (Window > Appearance). The 3D Options

dialog box appears.

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