Positivity Learning Library: | |
Use Power Clip in Corel | Power Clip allows you to fill a shape with an image |
Convert a jpeg to Vectorise in Corel | Vectors give nice sharp lines, jpegs can look ragged. |
Calculate Optimum Exposure Time | How do you know that you are exposing your screens for the correct time. |
Use Ghostscript and GhostView | Free Postscript software - for geeks only. |
Avoid Losing Details During Exposure | Why you can lose elements on your positive during exposure |
Separate Artwork to a PDF in Illustrator | PDF is Postscript and a PDF printer can be used to separate artwork. |
Understand How an ICC Profile Works | ICC profiles explained |
Anti-aliasing when screenprinting | Why you shouldn't use anti-aliasing when designing |
Trapping | Making life easier for screenprinters |
Wasatch Learning Library | external links from www.wasatch.com (video starts automatically) |
Spot Colour Replacement | For colour printing - getting corporate colours right |
Colour Atlas Generation | Producing a colour book for your printer |
Dynamic Layout | SoftRIP Layout tool explained |
Variable Data | Useful for names and numbers on shirts |
RIP Queues | Organising queues in Wasatch |
Wasatch ImageNet | HTML remote RIP operation |
Cost Estimation | Counting the film used and the number of ink drops to work out cost |
'Popping' Colour 1 | Emphasising colour in your prints - 1 |
'Popping' Colour 2 | Emphasising colour in your prints - 2 |
Wasatch Port Redirector | Create a postscript file from any application |
Print From a Mac | How to link a Mac to the RIP |
Hot Folders | Automate file processing |
Templates | Automatically order files in your layout, useful for pad printing. |