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Article #35842Re: Images look fuzzy in PM6.5 doc (new)
From: Vio Lin
Date: Sat, 11 May 2002 16:20
Date: Sat, 11 May 2002 16:20
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Lo, here I am again... I converted the PM file to the pdf fomrat fine a couple of times (after converting all the images to 'tif' of course). The file had the CMS on, and other settings as per recommendation. But now when I open the PM file, it gives a warning 'save and repair bad profile' with the only option 'yes/OK'. This file when opens after the warning, shows bluish/reddish Tiffs and saves the color-composite pdf also in reddish graphics. Since I know the Tiffs were converted right the first time and I have not changed them since, I am hesitant to mess with them again in Photoshop(where they incidently look okay, too). But when I covert the PM file to pdf now, it is not giving same results...?!?! How do I get the same file to display correctly again in PM and save the correct colors of Tif images? Vio Lin
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