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Trap widths Built-in trapping limits trap widths to 4 points, regardless of the value you enter for the trap widths. For
larger trap widths, use Adobe In-RIP Trapping.
Vector EPS graphics Built-in trapping cannot trap placed vector EPS graphics; Adobe In-RIP Trapping traps all
imported graphics.
Trapping imported bitmap images
Built-in trapping can trap bitmap images, such as photographs, to text and graphics. Bitmap images must be saved using
a purely pixel-based file format that supports the color requirements of commercial printing. PSD (Photoshop) and
TIFF are the most appropriate formats for commercial printing jobs; before using other formats, consult with your
prepress service provider.
If you’re using an Open Prepress Interface (OPI) server, verify that it creates for-position-only (FPO) images using TIFF
or PSD formats. If the images are TIFF or PSD, it may be possible to use built-in trapping, as long as you don’t select
any Omit For OPI options at output time. (Omit For OPI options are located in the Advanced section of the Print dialog
box when a PostScript printer is targeted.)
Note: The behavior and precision of trapping within an OPI workflow depends on many factors, such as the downsampling
method the OPI server uses to generate FPO images. For best results, consult with your OPI vendor for information about
integrating Adobe trapping solutions with the vendor’s OPI server.
Trapping imported vector graphics
Both Adobe In-RIP Trapping and built-in trapping can trap text and graphics created with InDesign tools and placed
vector PDF files. However, built-in trapping cannot trap placed vector EPS graphics.
The text, paths, and frames you create in InDesign won’t trap correctly if they overlap a frame containing a placed
graphic that built-in trapping won’t trap, such as vector EPS graphics. (However, those objects will trap correctly with
Adobe In-RIP Trapping.) You may be able to use built-in trapping with documents containing vector EPS graphics if
you adjust the graphic’s frame. If the placed EPS graphic isn’t rectangular, try reshaping the frame closer to the graphic
itself, and away from other objects. For example, you might choose Object > Clipping Path to fit the graphics frame
more tightly around the graphic.
Trapping text
Both the Adobe In-RIP and built-in trapping engines can trap text characters to other text and graphics. (Built-in
trapping requires that the text and graphics are created with InDesign, and aren’t contained in imported graphics.) A
text character overlapping different background colors traps accurately to all of the colors.
Adobe In-RIP Trapping can trap all types of fonts. In contrast, built-in trapping works best with Type 1, OpenType, and
Multiple Master fonts only; using TrueType fonts may result in inconsistent traps. If your document must use TrueType
fonts and you want to use built-in trapping, consider converting all TrueType text to outlines by selecting the text and
choosing Type > Create Outlines. The text will become InDesign objects that trap reliably. Text can’t be edited after you
convert it to outlines.
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