Re: Grayscale TIF's look like Film Negatives in Pagemaker

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From: Mike_Rempe
Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2006 22:34

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So any drop shadows or transparencies I did in Indesign CS2, make sure those pages are PDF'd using the old PDF/X1-a correct?

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