Connector File Options

This portion of the color connector window displays the options you can select for your color connector file.

Use Simulation

Checking the Use simulation check box opens the Simulation Transform socket in the template and allows you to drag a simulation transform puzzle piece to that socket. If the Use simulation check box is not checked, the simulation portion of the template is hidden.

Gamut Alarm

Gamut alarm causes any prints made with a color connector file to print only the portions of the image that are out of the gamut of the selected source or destination transform. The choices are “Off”, “Simulation”, and “Destination”.

When you select “Simulation” or “Destination”, the puzzle piece for a simulation or destination transform is black indicating that you are using Gamut alarm. If the Use simulation checkbox is not checked, Use simulation is not available.

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