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In Adobe Illustrator, open the artwork file to check in to a POA.
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Search and open a POA from the
Artwork Assembly panel. For more information,
see
Searching for POAs.
Note:
You can check in the artwork file only if it is in the
Preliminary state and the POA is in the Draft, Preliminary, or the Artwork In
Process state.
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Click
Check-in Artwork File in the Artwork
Assembly panel.
- If any artwork element in the artwork file is not mapped, a message
appears asking if you want to continue with the element unmapped. Click
OK to continue with the check-in.
- If any copy element mapped to a text area is marked to ignore text
differences, a message appears asking if you want to continue as the file
will not contain information about the text differences. Click
Yes to continue with the check-in.
The Check-in Artwork File dialog box appears.
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In the Check-in Artwork File dialog box, the following
details are displayed automatically.
- Type: Displays the type as
Artwork
File
.
- Name: Displays the name of the POA to which the
artwork file is being checked in.
- Revision: Displays the revision number of the
artwork.
- File Path: Displays the path of the artwork file.
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In the Check-in Artwork File dialog box, select the
Complete Assigned Task check box to complete the task
associated with the POA. In addition, enter your comments in the
Comments box.
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Verify the details displayed in the Check-in Artwork File
dialog box and click Checkin.
The artwork file open in Adobe Illustrator is checked in to the POA. Copies of the
artwork file are created in SVG and PDF formats, and checked in along with the artwork
file. A GS1 response file is also generated and checked in to the POA. If a graphic
element is not synchronized when a GS1 response file is generated, the
changedbyrecipient
attribute is specified as True
.
Notes:
- If the POA already contains a file of type Artwork, the selected artwork
file is not checked in to the POA. A message appears notifying that an
artwork file with a different extension is already checked in to the POA.
- When you check in an artwork element that is associated to multiple text
frames, ensure that all text frames have content. If any of these text
frames have content that is different from the artwork element, is displayed next to the artwork element in the
Artwork Assembly panel.