This item displays the Paper Size selected for the document.



This item displays the print orientation.



This item displays the printing scale.



This item displays whether or not Print Colors has been selected.



This item displays the Bleed value.



This item displays whether or not registration marks have been turned on. A red offset value usually means the application cannot be found.



This item displays whether or not spreads are turned on.



This item displays whether or not separations are turned on.



This item dislays the type of output data format.



This item displays the printing output (rough, normal, etc.).



This item displays the halftone screen (lines per inch). A red value indicates a Default has been entered on the Ground Controls.



This item displays the printing resolution (dots per inch).







This item will display an X or a √heckmark depending on the status of the selected printer type.



This item displays the document's starting page number (based on the *Section format).



This item displays the number of spreads in the document.



This item displays the number of pages in the document.



This item displays the document's designated paper width.



This item displays the document's page length. A red value indicates the length is too large.



This item displays the document's page width. A red value indicates the width is too large.







This item will display an X or a √heckmark depending on the status of the selected printer type and its printable area.



This icon indicates one or more XTensions may be required to open, view or print this document. Click to view the list.



This item displays the document's physical file size.



This item displays the document file's last modified date.



This item displays the document's creation date.



This item displays the document's last saved version number. A red number indicates a wrong version, or the application is unknown. [P] = Passport™.





This item displays the document's icon.
Click to view the Typographic Preferences.

This item will display an X or a √heckmark depending on the version of the document.



Drag this item to change the window size.







This area displays picture box contents attributes.

This area displays picture box attributes.

This area displays the image file status and if fonts are being referenced.

Drag this item to resize the Images list.

This area displays a list of the images used in the document. Double-click an item to view more details.

This column will display an icon if the image contains a Halftone Screen or a Transfer Function.

This column will display an icon if the image has been "stylized" in any way.

This column will display an icon if the image has been skewed.

This column will display an icon if the image has been rotated.

This column will display an icon if the contents of the picture box has been flipped horizontally or vertically.

This column will display an icon if the picture box has been skewed.

This column will display an icon if the picture box has been rotated.

This column will display an icon if the picture box is using a frame (a dashed frame signifies a bitmap frame and a thin frame denotes a "hairline").

This column will display an icon if the image or image box has a clipping path, or a red icon if a possibly required clipping path is absent.

This column will display an icon if the picture box background has been set to "None" (a red icon indicates a clipping path might be required).

This column will display the image's effective resolution (DPI times the horizontal scale factor).
Outline = no proof data.

This column will display the vertical scale of the image.

This column will display the horiztonal scale of the image.

This column displays the image DPI (dots per inch). Click to toggle viewing by PPC (pixels per centimeters).
Outline = no proof data.

This column displays the image mode (plus extra channels). An underlined mode signifies the image is comprised of layers. * = ICC Profile or Postcript Color Space.

This column will display the type of image. Note that the type 'EPS' will signify a rasterized EPSF. • = JPEG Preview. 3 = Level 3.

This column will display the image's physical file size. An underlined value will signify the image has been compressed.

This column will display the status of the image file.

This column displays the page number for the image ("†" means the image is off the page). Click this column title to toggle viewing by *Section format.

A bold red name indicates a problem image. (Italics means the image is suppressed or off the page, outline means an improper name). Click to toggle full pathname view.

This column will display a font icon if the EPSF image is using fonts. Hold down the mouse button on the icon to see a list of fonts.

This column will display the image creator's icon. Hold down the mouse button on the icon to see a list of colors used within the image.

This item displays the number of images and the count of problem images.

This item will display an X or a √heckmark upon examining and verifying all images.







This area displays additional font info.

This area displays the usage of menu-styling.

This area displays the status of the font files and the usage of the font in the document or images.

Drag this item to resize the Fonts list.

This area displays a list of the fonts used in the document. Double-click an item to view more details.

This column will display the font's manufacturer.

This column will display the font's version number.

This column displays the type of font.

This column displays the style of the font. A red style indicates a menu style.

This column will display the printer font filename. A "-" signifies the file is not required (TrueType™). A red name means the file cannot be located.

Check this box to use the Fonts Database, or leave it unchecked to use only fonts active in the System.

A bold red name indicates a problem font. An underlined name means the font is active. An outlined name means there is an ID conflict with another font.

This column will display an image icon if the font is being used in an EPSF image. Hold down the mouse button on the icon to see a list of images.

This column will display a file icon if the font is being used somewhere in the document.

This column will display a black printer font file icon if the printer font can be located or a red icon if it cannot be found.

This column will display a black screen font icon if the font can be located or a red icon if it cannot be found.

A System icon will be displayed if the font is currently active (in red if not), a database icon if the font exists in the Fonts Database, or a PS icon if the font is embedded.

This item displays the number of fonts and the count of problem fonts.

This item will display an X or a √heckmark upon examining and verifying all fonts.











This area displays the usage of the trap settings.

This area displays the usage of the color in frames and lines.

This area displays the usage of the color in backgrounds and fills.

This area displays the usage of the color in text.

This area displays the color usage in the document or images.

Drag this item to resize the Colors list.

This area displays a list of the colors used in the document. Double-click an item to view more details.

This column will display an icon if the color has been set for line or frame trapping.

This column will display an icon if the color has been set for background trapping.

This column will display an icon if the color has been set for text trapping.

This column will display an icon if the color has been set for non-automatic default trapping.

This column will display an icon if the color is being used in a paragraph rule. (A centered line denotes a "hairline").

This column will display an icon if the color is being used in a line. (A thin line denotes a "hairline").

This column will display an icon if the color is being used in box frame (a thin frame signifies a "hairline" and a dashed frame denotes a bitmap frame).

This column will display an icon if the color is being used in text box frame (a thin frame signifies a "hairline" and a dashed frame denotes a bitmap frame).

This column will display an icon if the color is being used in a blend or gradient.

This column will display an icon if the color is being used in a box fill.

This column will display an icon if the color is being used in a text box fill.

This column will display an icon if the color is being used in Rubi text.

This column will display an icon if the color is being used in text stories.

This column displays the color's screen angle.

This column displays the color's Black value. A red value indicates a mismatch.

This column displays the color's Yellow value. A red value indicates a mismatch.

This column displays the color's Magenta value. A red value indicates a mismatch.

This column displays the color's Cyan value. A red value indicates a mismatch.

This column displays the color's model. An RGB color model is usually considered to be undesirable.

This item displays the number of spot colors. If you intend to print separations, use this value to determine the number of possible extra plates.

An underlined color name indicates a spot color. A bold red name signifies a problem. An unused color is italicized. A mismatched color is outlined.

This column will display an image icon if the color is being used in an image. Hold down the mouse button on the icon to see a list of images.

This column will display a file icon if the color is being used somewhere in the document.

This column will display an icon signifying a spot, process or registration color.

This item displays the number of colors and the count of problem colors.

This item will display an X or a √heckmark upon examining and verifying all colors.

The Printer Type box displays the document's chosen printer type. Click to view additional information.

This item will display an X or a √heckmark depending on the status of the selected printer type.

The Application box displays the name of the application which created the document. Click to select or launch the application.

This item will display an X or a √heckmark depending on the status of the selected application.

Double-click this icon to perform a full FlightCheck.



Click this button to show or hide the Images Info.

Click this button to show or hide the Fonts Info.

Click this button to show or hide the Colors Info.

Click this button to show or hide the Print Info.

Click this button to show or hide the Page Info.

Click this button to show or hide the File Info.

Click this button to Collect the Job.