How to make a red version?

With the rapid development of printing technology, printed materials have moved from a single black edition to red and color printing. The development trend requires us to meet the requirements of the times and grasp these advanced printing technologies as soon as possible. In order to beautify the layout and achieve prominent results, some advertising flyers and some newspapers like to red dress in order to attract readers and consumers, so as to play a better propaganda role. So how to do a red version? There are two main methods. One way is to send only one piece of film and cut all the red parts with scissors. In doing so, the typesetting staff saves time and the workload is small, but it has the disadvantage that the cut red part is pasted with a transparent tape after the plate making, so that the printed product has obvious pasting marks on it, and the whole layout is not visible. Cleanliness, black lines everywhere, this method should not be used by regular newspapers. The following focuses on another method to do a red version. When the proofreaders completed proofreading of the proofs and signed them for printing, the layout was no longer subject to change. If you are now in the H-row version, you need to copy this layout in the H-root to another empty root to do a red version. Just use the keyboard to type: copy□/H/*.* (Note: □ stands for a space, which means carriage return). Then the layout in the H root has been completely copied to this root (assuming Y root). At this time, Both the H and Y roots have that version of your row. Do a red set first. The Y root layout is called out and all the laces and shading that do not require red are deleted. The red words are all negative, and the red pictures are not easily deleted because some pictures are placed in the article area. Here, once the picture is deleted, the place where the picture was originally placed will be re-typed so that it is not compatible with the black version. Therefore, only the name of the picture can be modified, and a picture name that is not in the root can be used. Note that if the entangled word is to change a vignette, the hook must be removed first. In the same way, when you make a black version in the H root, you also need to modify the red text and pictures in this way. When the black and red versions are all done, after the tos respectively, it will be able to link up. How is it linked? If you have two editions that need red, that is four editions, two black editions, two red editions, then link the two red editions and the two black editions together. If the two version names are J and A respectively, the joint version will be renamed afterwards. Otherwise, the black version and the red version name will be hoisted. When copying to the host computer, one must be washed out. This is to pay special attention. Let's go to Y Root Root Red: Lns72□j1□A1□jA and then copy the name: copy□jA.S72□a:mn.S72 so that the red version of jA is changed to mn, then the black version Instead of changing the name, jA is still used. Due to the fact that the two versions are identical in mind, there are some on the red version, no on the black version, some on the black version, and no on the red version. The two films that were sent out in this way were stacked together and looked at the light, perfectly matched. The only problem with this method of red writing is that it is very troublesome to do red. If you are not careful, you may miss it. Therefore, we need to be careful about typesetting personnel and avoid impatientness. The more urgency the more error prone, if there is a place on the black version, the printed product can be imagined. ·Editor Li Yonglin·