OmniMarkz Export As TIFF

Pages

1. All

Exports all pages in the document

2. From X to X

*Regardless of whether your Quark file uses Facing Pages (Spreads), when exporting as TIFF each Page is exported as a separate TIFF file.

Allows you to select a continuous range of pages to export.

3. Transparent Background

Solid White background areas are exported as transparent.

!Note – gradients are not supported for this feature, only solid white areas, which are typically the background of the page. (For example, black text on a white page exported with a transparent background would export the white page background as transparent.)

Post Export

4. Open In

Selecting the Open In Checkbox allows you to select which application will handle the exported TIFF file.

5. System Default Application

This is the default application your macOS system uses to handle TIFF files. On macOS systems this is typically either Apple’s Preview application, Adobe Photoshop or Affinity Photo.

6. Specific Application Path

Selecting this radio button will enable the selection area.

7. Selection area

Click in the selection area to bring up a Standard macOS Finder window allowing you to navigate to the application you wish to use to handle the exported TIFF file. If you wish to edit the TIFF, some likely apps you would use on Mac would be Adobe Photoshop or Affinity Photo.

8. Suppress dialogs when possible

When this box is selected warning and error dialogs in applications the TIFFs are sent too are suppressed if possible. These dialogs would typically be things like missing fonts.
When opening files in other applications, many times they pop up alert dialogs that require you to click on something to continue. This can cause unwanted interference or halt in a workflow. The downside of suppressing these dialogs is you may not know if problems were detected in the file.

9. Show in Finder

If this box is checked, when you perform the Export as TIFF action, once it is completed, your file will be revealed in a Standard macOS Finder Window. Unless you need to interact with the file immediately after export in the macOS Finder, this box should be left unchecked. Leaving the box unchecked will also speed up the export process as a Finder Window will not need to be called and displayed.

10. Close Document

If this box is checked, your file will be closed in OmniMarkz after the TIFF file has been exported. By Default this box is left unchecked and your file remains open in OmniMarkz until you manually decide to close the file.

11. Cancel Button

Clicking the Cancel button will cancel the TIFF export action and close the TIFF Export Pane. This will take you back to the main File View Window in OmniMarkz.

12. Export Button

Clicking the Export button will export a TIFF of the currently active file using the settings you have selected in this Export TIFF Panel. When you click on Export this will also bring up a Standard macOS Finder window asking you where you would like to Save your TIFF file.