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Guidelines for reproduction and supply of final digital pages for engraving rotogravure cylinders You can always find the most up to date version of these guidelines on our website under: http://www.prinovis.com/en/downloadse/

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1. Step 1: Start by reading and understanding the prepress guidelines provided for gravure printing.
2. Step 2: Make sure you have the necessary software and tools required for prepress tasks in gravure printing.
3. Step 3: Follow the guidelines for color management and ensure accurate color reproduction.
4. Step 4: Prepare the layout and design of the artwork according to the specified dimensions and specifications in the guideline.
5. Step 5: Check and adjust the resolution and image quality of the artwork to meet the requirements of gravure printing.
6. Step 6: Convert all fonts to outlines or include them with the file to avoid font-related issues during prepress.
7. Step 7: Ensure that all images and graphics are embedded or linked properly in the artwork file.
8. Step 8: Check for any trapping or overprinting requirements mentioned in the guideline and apply them if needed.
9. Step 9: Proofread the artwork carefully for any errors or typos before submitting it for prepress.
10. Step 10: Finally, save the artwork file in the specified format and submit it along with any required supporting files as mentioned in the prepress guideline.

Who needs prepress guideline guideline gravure?

1. Printers who specialize in gravure printing
2. Graphic designers creating artwork for gravure printing
3. Prepress operators responsible for preparing files for gravure printing
4. Brands or companies looking to produce high-quality printed materials using gravure printing

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What is prepress guideline guideline gravure?

Prepress guideline gravure is a set of instructions and specifications for preparing images and layouts for gravure printing.

Who is required to file prepress guideline gravure?

Filing prepress guideline gravure is typically required by designers, prepress technicians, and printers who work with gravure printing.

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Prepress guideline gravure is filled out by following the specific instructions provided in the guidelines and making sure all necessary information is included.

What is the purpose of prepress guideline gravure?

The purpose of prepress guideline gravure is to ensure that images and layouts are prepared correctly for gravure printing, which will result in high-quality and consistent prints.

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Information that must be reported on prepress guideline gravure includes image resolution, color mode, trapping settings, and any specific requirements for the printing process.