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Article #26539Re: 2 color publication--FM 5.5.6 Windows
From: Arnis Gubins
Date: Fri, 24 May 2002 04:55
Date: Fri, 24 May 2002 04:55
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Forgot to add that another gotcha with pre-separated files is that if the operators making the film aren't aware that it's already pre-separated, they may not throw the right switches on the RIP and you end up with CMYK seps of your "separated" pages (been there, done that; thank goodness they simply didn't read the covering material nor talk to the sales rep about the job and had to re-do 200 pages of film - ouch!). The separations themselves are RGB as well. If you want to do "Blue" and it's just a two colour job, then you must create the Blue as a Spot colour. Get out your Pantone charts. If you define Blue in terms of CMYK, then it's a 4-colour job, right?
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