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From: Marco_Ugolini
Date: Sun, 22 Mar 2009 23:10

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This is a common misunderstanding, but the Custom CMYK engine has *nothing at all* to do with ICC-profile-based conversions.

The twain shall not meet -- they are *completely* separate from one another. Either you use one or the other. If you use ICC profiles to convert your image files, then Custom CMYK is *completely* out of the picture.

That's why you are seeing no changes after you tinker with Custom CMYK: because it has no effect whatsoever on ICC conversions.

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