Adobe Acrobat 8 3D - Manual (Page 530)

523 ADOBE ACROBAT 3D VERSION 8
User Guide
Media Manager dialog box
2 Enter the media specifications that you want to apply:
• Click Add to enter new information.
• Select an item in the list, and click Edit to update the information.
• Select an item in the list, and click Remove.
Add a media specifications to a job definition
1 In the JDF Job Definitions dialog box, select a job definition and click Edit.
2 In the document hierarchy, select a section in the second level of the hierarchy.
3 Select an option from the Media pop-up menu.
4 If a media option doesn’t exist, or there is no media appropriate for the job definition, click the Media Manager
button.
5 Update the media specifications, as needed:
• Click Add to enter new information.
• Select an item in the list, and click Edit to update the information.
• Select an item in the list, and click Remove.
Media options
Use Media options to specify paper requirements.
Description Unique identifier for the media.
Media Type Paper or transparency.
User Media Type A description of the type of media.
Grade The grade of the paper. The offset printing grades are based on a scale of 1 through 5, where Gloss-Coated is
“1” and Uncoated, Yellowish is “5.”
Weight The intended weight of the media, measured in grams per square meter (g/m 2 ).
Thickness The thickness of the chosen medium, measured in microns (m).
Opacity The opacity of the media. Use Opaque for two-sided printing when you don’t want the printing on the other
side to show through under normal light. Use translucent for back-lit viewing.