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From: Donald Gruener
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 23:36
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 23:36
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Mr (or Ms?) Lin, 8^) You should always place only TIF and EPS graphics into PageMaker. They are the only formats that will separate correctly. If your document is being printed CMYK, then all your TIFs need to be CMYK. EPS need to be CMYK and not RGB, however something like a 2-spot-color EPS can be placed; you'll just need to be sure to "convert all to process" prior to sending the file off so you don't end up with spot plates in addition to the C,M,Y, & K. You may want to read Ken Lasley's informative and helpful document on preparing files to be sent to printers: http://www.grafxhouse.net/techtips.pdf <http://www.grafxhouse.net/techtips.pdf> Donald
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