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From: gher
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 00:25

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Okay so I found where I could check the profiles in Acrobat 9.

When I looked at what profiles were included in one particular file, it said

Device gray color space
ICCbased color space: ISONewspaper26v4
Indexed color space

When I clicked on the indexed color space and then the "Show in snap" button in order to find out which element was being tagged as indexed, I saw that it was a logo within the file. I checked out the logo and found out that it was actually a .psd file that was CMYK so I don't know why it's being tagged as index.

In another file, where I did the icc check in Acrobat I had the same result except the indexed element was a drop shadow that had been applied to an image in Indesign.

This is all really confusing. Why are there so many different profiles when all I want is the Newspaper .icc.?

I also check a third file and the colour spaces were listed as follows:

ICCbased color space: ISONewspaper26v4
Separation color space: Black CMYK "ICC"
Alternate color space: ISONewspaper26v4

Again why are there two newspaper profiles in this file?

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