Adds images
from an accessible location on your Harddisk, Removable drive or network to the
current Job. The import dialog also allows to set multiple parameters for the
image import so you need fewer editing steps and less manual work preparing the
image for print.
Importing
images can be done from multiple locations in the ErgoSoft RIP:
From the
Toolbar by clicking on the Icon ...
Right Click on an empty area in the Job and select Import Images... from the context menu
From the
program menu, select File > Import
Image...
These
actions will all call up the Import Image dialog. From here you can navigate to
the location of the image you want to import and select it. Multiple Images can
be selected by dragging a selection frame into the window, or by holding either
Shift and clicking on two image files
to select these two files and all files in between, or holding Ctrl and selecting several images to
select individual images.
Import each image into a separate Job: Creates a new Job for each selected
image upon import.
Import all pages of multipage files: In files containing multiple pages
such as multipage PDFs, the RIP will automatically import all pages in the
document. If this is deactivated, importing a multi page file will bring up a
prompt asking which pages should be imported.
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