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Re: PS and FM not seeing eye to eye

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From: Niels Grundtvig Nielsen
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 06:35
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I agree entirely, Arnis - but I hadn't gone that far. The nub of my question (gripe, observation, what have you) is that I'm using two products from the same manufacturer on the same platform and get wildly different results from the same definition. 

Say I had started from the colour-definition in my FrameMaker document[1] and defined a Photoshop colour with exactly the same settings to make an .eps ... I'd be just as disconcerted by the discrepancy.  

[1] Not that I have yet done this to check, so if by some magical reinterpretation A=B while B<>A that just gets added to the list of Adobe Arcana ;-}
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