All Vector Eps File

As an alternative to printing a documentto a printer, you can save a PostScript-language description ofthe document as a.PS file for printing on remote printers—for example,by a prepress service provider. A service provider can send a.PSfile directly to the imagesetter.

All Free Vector Eps File

The size of a PostScript fileis usually larger than the original InDesign document, because thegraphics and fonts are embedded.You can also export a document page or spread to an EPS (Encapsulated PostScript)file and place it in other applications. Youcan save your InDesign document or book in any of three types ofPostScript files: device-independent, device-dependent, or device-and driver-dependent.The following tables list recommended printer drivers and outputmethods for achieving the best results with post-processing applicationsand InDesign. If your document will be processed by an OPI server,or by an imposition, trapping, or other prepress application beforeit is printed by a RIP, choose PostScript® File in the Printer menu in the InDesignPrint dialog box. That way, InDesign has complete control over theDSC output. For desktop printing, use any supported PostScript printerdriver.The tables use asterisks to indicate the relative suitabilityof each method for prepress work.It is driver-dependent. The PostScript file will containcode generated by InDesign and by the driver.

The InDesign codeis primarily responsible for the page content, including font downloading,and for setting basic device information, such as media size, resolution,and screening. The driver is primarily responsible for setting specialdriver features, such as watermarks, and for enabling or controllingspecial device features.

Vector Eps File Format

Since InDesign doesn’t have complete controlover creating the PostScript file, the level of DSC compliance isn’tquite as high as it is with driver‑independent PostScript files.The level of DSC compliance, and therefore the PostScript file’ssuitability for prepress tasks, depends on the printer driver used.It is device-dependent. It contains code for enabling andcontrolling specific device features, making it less compatiblewith devices other than the target device.It can be composite or separated (all of the color outputmethods that InDesign supports are available).It can be trapped by InDesign (either by using ApplicationBuilt-In or Adobe In-RIP Trapping).It can be printed directly to the device, or to file.It is 100% DSC-compliant, making it ideal for such post-processingtasks as trapping and imposition.All device and driver dependencies are removed, so that thefile will print to almost any output device. However, special printerfeatures found in PPD files, such as image exposure, available mediasizes, and optimized screen frequencies, aren’t available in device-independentoutput.The color output is always composite CMYK, but it also includesspot colors.