Each pixel in the image will contain a single reference to the index table. If this same image wouldn't be indexed, each pixel would have it's CMYK coordinates. The index table will contain each color once with its CMYK percentages. Each pixel will keep its original color and colorspace.įor example, a CMYK image is indexed. Indexing an image won’t change the way an image looks or will be printed. Especially when the image uses a lot the same colors, this can save a lot of space. The image itself will contain reference numbers to this index table. This is a list of the different colors that are used. When an image is indexed an index table will be created. Indexing an image will keep the resolution and colorspace intact, but the structure of the image will change. Indexation of images is a way of compressing the image without any data loss. Why is the Inspector saying that an indexed color space is used?
You can not use a Product Key of Pitstop Pro into PitStop Server You can not use a Product Key of PitStop Professional 09 into a PitStop Professional 10 It is always a good idea to do a copy/paste of the Product Key to avoid mistakes.Ģ) Please double check if you have the correct Product Key for the correct version and Enfocus Product. The Product Key looks as follows.ġ) You did made a mistake in typing the Product KeyĢ) The Product Key is for another version or for another Enfocus productġ) The Product Key is case sensitive and must contain 5 groups of 5 characters and do not mistake a zero for the capital o. The Product Key looks as follows.Ģ) You entered an invalid Product Key for this software. Why do I get the message that my Product Key doesn’t get accepted or that it is invalid?Īfter having entered all details to register the Enfocus product and clicking OK to get it done, a window comes up displaying the message:ġ) You entered an incorrect Product Key for this software.
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