Ensure that you have the following downloaded and installed correctly:

• Adobe PS Driver
• DDAPv3 PPD

• We recommend that the page is larger than the finaltrim size. This extra area will give room for properbleed, marks, and agency information.
• Under 'File' menu, choose Document Setup. Ensure that the dimensions are correct.
• If needed, change the document size and move the ad file to the middle of the new document.
• Ensure that the trim and bleed sizes are correct while you have the file open. Ensure that all marks are correct and that they are outside of the image area.

• Ensure that all colors not intended to separate as a spot color are to separate as a process color equivalent.
• Under the 'Colors' tab, look for the spot color icon. Spot colors have the round circle in the white square, while process colors are a solid square
• Ensure that all colors not inented to separate as a spot are defined as CMYK Model and that Process color is selected.

Spot Color Process Color

• Under the 'File' menu, choose Links Manager.
• Ensure that no pictures are missing and that all are updated.

• Under the 'File' menu, select Print. This will open the print setup dialog window
• In the Document Tab, choose the DDAP PPD. Uncheck all boxes.
• Click on the Papter button

• Choose the paper size, single or spread
• Ensure that the Reduction/Elargement is 100%
• Uncheck all boxes, tiling set to none
• Click the Options button

• Select write to PostScript file. Select Normal
• Ensure that PostScript and TrueType is selected
• Click the Color button

• Choose Composite
• Uncheck all boxes
• Click the Save button

• Ensure that all colors not intended to separate as a spot color are to separate as a process color equivalent.
• Click OK

• Find your PostScript in the location specified in the last step.
• Next, you will need to distill your newly created PostScript file using Acrobat Distiller. Please refer to the Adobe Acrobat Distiller instrunctions in the PDF Guide