Re: Overprint CMYK images without having to embed first

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From: Rydog23
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2009 17:18

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Step One: Place a CMYK image.

Step Two: Embed said image.

Step Three: Overprint said image.

Now that you know it's "possible" you can spare me your lackluster intellectual idioms since it should be obvious that having to embed an image first to overprint it, is, well, very Adobe-ish. Don't become your arch-rival Stuart McCoy who was denouncing multiple artboards in Illustrator and look where that got him.

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