You can output in-RIP information as separated files, or convert in-RIP information to the color space of the output device and print it as a composite job.

1. Do one of the following:

   • In Server Manager: On the sidebar, click Printers, and select a printer. In the printer's tree view, select a workflow. On the File tab, expand the PS/EPS/PDF panel.

   • In Job Editor: On the File tab, expand the PS/EPS/PDF panel.

2. Under In-RIP separation, select an item.
   Note: In the case when FAST RIP is used, the In-RIP separation selection is disabled for the selected workflow. This is because FAST RIP cannot handle disabled in-RIP separations.

   • Enable—Prints PDF jobs with in-RIP separations as separated files (C, M, Y, K, plus spot colors). Jobs with no in-RIP information are printed composite (CMYK).

   • Disable—Ignores in-RIP information. PDF jobs are printed composite (CMYK). Pre-separated files are always printed separated, even though they do not contain in-RIP information.

   • Force—Applies in-RIP information to PostScript level 3 and PostScript level 2 jobs, as well as to PDFs created with older versions of Adobe Acrobat.

     Note: In the case when Force in-RIP separation is needed (for example, EPS files with spot colors), you need to do the following:

     • Clear the FAST RIP check box in the General Settings of the Server Info & Configuration tab and click Save.
     • Set the In-RIP separation setting to Force in the selected workflow and click Save.
     • Re-select the FAST RIP check box in the General Settings of the Server Info & Configuration tab and click Save.

     The In-RIP separation setting in the selected workflow will show Enabled.

3. Click Save.