Adobe InDesign CS3 - Manual (Page 571)

INDESIGN CS3
User Guide
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5 Select the following, as needed:
Copy Fonts (Except CJK) Copies all necessary font files, not the entire typeface. Selecting this option does not copy
CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) fonts.
Copy Linked Graphics Copies linked graphics files to package folder location.
Update Graphic Links In Package Changes graphic links to the package folder location.
Include Fonts And Links From Hidden And Non-Printing Layers Packages the objects located on hidden layers and
layers for which the Print Layer option is turned off.
View Report Opens the printing instructions report in a text editor immediately after packaging. To edit the printing
instructions before completing the packaging process, click the Instructions button.
6 Do one of the following to specify how to handle hyphenation:
• To prevent the document from composing with the external user dictionary, and to prevent the document’s
hyphenation exceptions list from merging with the external user dictionary, select Use Document Hyphenation
Exceptions Only. You may want to select this option when packaging a document to be printed by someone
outside your workgroup, such as when you take the document to a service provider.
• To allow the external user dictionary (on the computer on which the file is opened) to merge with the document’s
hyphenation exceptions list, and to allow the document to compose using the exceptions lists stored in both the
external user dictionary and inside the current document, leave Use Document Hyphenation Exceptions Only
unselected.
7 Click Package to continue packaging.
See also
“Link or embed imported text files” on page 121
“Creating PostScript and EPS files” on page 564
Creating PostScript and EPS files
Creating PostScript or EPS files
As an alternative to printing a document to a printer, you can save a PostScript-language description of the document
as a .PS file for printing on remote printers—for example, by a prepress service provider. A service provider can send
a .PS file directly to the imagesetter. The size of a PostScript file is usually larger than the original InDesign
document, because the graphics and fonts are embedded.
You can also export a document page or spread to an EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) file and place it in other appli-
cations.
Choosing the right method for creating a PostScript file
You can save your InDesign document or book in any of three types of PostScript files: device-independent, device-
dependent, or device- and driver-dependent.