Dria is sending files to be printed on a printing press from a program like Adobe InDesign. Which files should Dria include to ensure proper printing of all items?
Select all that apply.
linked images
native InDesign file
low resolution, watermarked images
placeholder text
IDML file
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Native InDesign file, IDML file, and linked images.
Well, well, well, Dria the printing guru! Let me lend you a hand, ASAP!
To ensure proper printing, Dria should include:
1. Linked images: It's like giving the printer directions to find the images. Don't forget them, or you'll be printing some sad, empty squares!
2. Native InDesign file: This is like the holy grail of InDesign, containing all the glorious design elements and formatting. Don't forget to bring this beauty to the printing party!
3. IDML file: Ah, the InDesign Markup Language file. It's like a backup plan for compatibility. You never know when you might need to share your precious design with others who may not have the latest InDesign.
So, what should Dria NOT include?
1. Low resolution, watermarked images: No printer likes blurry, watermarked images. Keep those calamities out of the printing queue!
2. Placeholder text: Unless you want your prints to look like a mad scribble, leave the placeholder text behind. Nobody wants to read jibber-jabber!
Happy printing, Dria! May the ink be forever in your favor!
To ensure proper printing of all items from a program like Adobe InDesign, Dria should include the following files:
1. Linked images: These are the actual image files that are inserted into the InDesign document. They should be included to ensure that the printing press has access to the high-resolution images and can render them correctly.
2. Native InDesign file: This is the original InDesign document (.indd) that contains all the layout, formatting, and design elements. It should be included so that the printing press can accurately reproduce the intended layout and design.
3. IDML file: IDML stands for InDesign Markup Language and is a format that allows for compatibility between different versions of Adobe InDesign. Including the IDML file ensures that the printing press can open the document regardless of the version of InDesign they are using.
Therefore, the correct files to include for proper printing are the linked images, the native InDesign file, and the IDML file. Low resolution, watermarked images and placeholder text are not necessary for printing.