Which of the following is an example of an issue the Preflight panel can detect?

• A. Graphic is imported as RGB.
• B. Text is in bold.
• C. Margins are exactly 1 inch.
• D. Fonts are embedded.

Answer: (A)

Preflight panels are designed to catch production problems that can affect print output, such as color space mismatches, missing fonts, and image resolution issues. An example it can detect is a graphic imported as RGB. In most print workflows, graphics should be converted to CMYK or a specified color profile, so RGB colors can print inaccurately or require last-minute color conversions. Preflight flags this to prevent color surprises later in production.

The other scenarios aren’t typical preflight flags: text in bold is a styling choice rather than a production defect, margins set to a precise measurement are layout decisions, and fonts being embedded is a desirable condition (preflight would flag missing or incorrectly subset fonts rather than something that's embedded).