Adobe InCopy CC 2015 - Manual (Page 114)

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Last updated 6/13/2015
If you’ve set the display performance of any images separately, you can override the settings so all objects use the same
settings.
1 Choose View > Layout View.
2 Choose View > Display Performance, and select an option from the submenu.
3 To force objects that you have set individually to display using the document setting, deselect View > Display
Performance > Allow Object-Level Display Settings. (A check mark indicates it is selected.)
Change an object’s display performance
1 Choose View > Layout View.
2 To preserve the display performance for individual objects when the document is closed and reopened, make sure
Preserve Object-Level Display Settings is selected in Display Performance preferences.
3 Choose View > Display Performance, and make sure Allow Object-Level Display Settings is selected.
4 With the Selection tool or Direct Selection tool , select an imported graphic.
5 Select an imported graphic using the Position tool .
6 Do one of the following:
• Select Object > Display Performance, and choose a display setting.
• Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the image, and choose a display setting from the Display
Performance submenu.
To remove an object’s local display setting, choose Use View Setting in the Display Performance submenu. To remove
local display settings for all graphics in the document, select Clear Object-Level Display Settings in the View > Display
Performance submenu.
Display performance options
These options control how graphics are displayed on the screen, but they do not affect the print quality or exported
output.
Use Display Performance preferences to set the default option used to open all documents, and customize the settings
that define those options. Each display option has separate settings for displaying raster images, vector graphics, and
transparencies.
Fast Draws a raster image or vector graphic as a gray box (default). Use this option when you want to quickly page
through spreads that have lots of images or transparency effects.
Typical Draws a low-resolution proxy image (default) appropriate for identifying and positioning an image or vector
graphic. Typical is the default option, and is the fastest way to display an identifiable image.
High Quality Draws a raster image or vector graphic at High Resolution (default). This option provides the highest
quality but the slowest performance. Use this option when you want to fine-tune an image.
Note: Image display options don’t affect output resolution when exporting or printing images within a document. When
printing to a PostScript device, exporting to XHTML, or exporting to EPS or PDF, the final image resolution depends on
the output options you choose when you print or export the file.