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  1. Which file format best preserves transparency when saving web graphics that require smooth edges on non-rectangular shapes?

    Answer: PNG-24

    PNG-24 supports full 8-bit alpha transparency, allowing smooth anti-aliased edges on any background.

  2. A client requires a Photoshop file submitted with all spot colors intact for a two-color print job. What should you do?

    Answer: Use Spot Color channels in Multichannel mode or alongside CMYK

    Spot Color channels preserve specific Pantone or custom ink separations needed for two-color or special ink print jobs.

  3. What is the recommended image resolution for standard inkjet photo printing at a typical viewing distance?

    Answer: 240-300 ppi

    240–300 ppi provides sufficient detail for inkjet photo printing without unnecessarily large file sizes.

  4. In the Save for Web dialog, which setting controls the number of colors in a GIF export?

    Answer: Colors field in the Color Table panel

    The Colors field in the Color Table panel lets you set the maximum number of colors (2–256) in the GIF palette.

  5. When preparing a document for web display, which color mode should the Photoshop file be set to?

    Answer: RGB

    Monitors display color in RGB, so web images should be in RGB mode and ideally use the sRGB color profile.

  6. What does 'Total Ink Coverage' or 'Total Ink Limit' mean in a print workflow?

    Answer: The combined percentage of CMYK ink that can be applied to any single point on press

    Total Ink Limit caps the sum of CMYK ink percentages at one point to prevent oversaturation, smearing, or drying problems on press.

  7. Which Photoshop export option is best for delivering a high-resolution image to a commercial printer that uses a PDF workflow?

    Answer: File > Save As > Photoshop PDF with Press Quality preset

    Saving as Photoshop PDF with the Press Quality preset embeds color profiles and maintains full image data for professional printing.