Design software Print Engine

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The tools in Adobe Creative Cloud (CC) help turn your brightest ideas into your greatest work. Maybe you just broke new ground with a new feature from the latest update of Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop, and you pushed the envelope beyond anything you’ve done before. After applying the finishing touches and obtaining approval, it’s time to send your design to the printer. Whether you are designing a package or brochure that will be printed in the millions, or a single T-shirt as a gift, it is critical that the final product accurately reflects your creative vision. The prepress department at your printer will carefully examine the structure of the job. Accurately reproducing your design on a printing press requires specialized skills and techniques. The prepress function consists of a series of stages, of which rendering is the most critical. The text, graphics, and images of your design will be broken down into atomic elements. Transparency, knockouts, and other complex effects will be reduced and simplified. Your rich palette of carefully selected hues will be funneled into a small number of separated printing colorants, each of which will be screened into halftone dots. The rendering stage performs these operations at high speed, producing billions of pixels in a continuous stream that instructs the inkjet heads, or laser beams, when and where color is to be applied to the substrate. Adobe PDF Print Engine is a state-of-the-art rendering technology. It is built into prepress solutions from leading graphic arts manufacturers. PDF Print Engine uses the same core technologies as Adobe Acrobat, Photoshop CC, Illustrator CC, and InDesign CC.