The Ink Manager provides
control over inks at output time. Changes you make using the Ink
Manager affect the output, not how the colors are defined in the document.
Ink
Manager options are especially useful for print service providers.
For example, if a process job includes a spot color, a service provider
can open the document and change the spot color to the equivalent
CMYK process color. If a document contains two similar spot colors
when only one is required, or if the same spot color has two different
names, a service provider can map the two to a single alias.
In
a trapping workflow, the Ink Manager lets you set the ink density
for controlling when trapping takes place, and it lets you set the
correct number and sequence of inks.
Note: InDesign and Acrobat share the same Ink Manager technology.
However, only InDesign has the Use Standard Lab Values For Spots
option.

Ink Manager
- A.
- Process ink
- B.
- Aliased
Spot ink
- C.
- Spot ink
- Choose Advanced > Print
Production > Ink Manager.
- Select the Ink Manager tool
on
the Print Production toolbar.
- Choose Advanced > Print Production >
Output Preview, and click Ink Manager.
- Choose File > Print, and click Advanced.
In the Output panel of the Advanced Print Setup dialog box, click
Ink Manager.
- Choose File > Save As, and choose PostScript
or Encapsulated PostScript for the file type. Click Settings, and
then click Ink Manager.
- From the Separations Preview panel menu
(Window > Output > Separations Preview), choose Ink Manager.
- Choose File > Print, and click Output. In
the Output section, click Ink Manager.