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Product |
Prinergy 1.1; Prinergy Connect 2.0 | |
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Server: Dell or Data General all; Client: PC or Macintosh |
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Operating system |
Server: Windows NT or 2000; Client: Windows or Macintosh |
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Symptoms |
***Applies to Prinergy Connect, Powerpack, Direct, Satellite, depending on installed configuration.*** In Quark XPress, a grayscale image set to overprint a spot color background appears to create a negative version of the image in the spot channel when refined to PDF. |
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Cause |
Quark XPress writes incorrect Postscript. | |
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Solution |
There are two solutions: A. Place an overprinting box, filled with the spot color, on top of the grayscale image.( It will look wrong in Adobe Acrobat 4, because Acrobat 4 doesn't display overprinting objects correctly.) B. Create a duotone of the image in Photoshop. Leave the black channel as it is, and fill the spot color channel with the desired background spot color tint. Permanent fix: |
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Keywords |
Quark |
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Technical contact(s) |
Gordon Miller |
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Submitted by |
Gordon Miller |
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Date submitted |
07 Nov 2001 |
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