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Output | Software Solutions | Proofing | Color, Screening and Calibration | Scanning | Digital Photography | Consumables | POS
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Product |
Prinergy Connect 2.0 ; Prinergy Direct 2.0 ; Prinergy Access 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 2.0 Connect, Direct, Powerpack, and Satellite, depending on licensed configuration.*** Images tinted in PageMaker lose the tint attribute when output in Prinergy. The image looks correct in the PDF file but the output is incorrect. How to reproduce the problem: 1. Place a grayscale TIFF image in PageMaker. 2. Change the tint to 10%. 3. Create composite PostScript. 4. Refine and output the file in Prinergy. The image that was tinted in the PDF is at 100% on output. |
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Solution |
Use Photoshop to adjust the tint before placing the image in PageMaker. Alternatively, use QuarkXpress instead of PageMaker. Prinergy 2.1 fixes this issue. Permanent fix: |
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Keywords |
output, PageMaker |
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Technical contact(s) |
James Bredenhof |
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Submitted by |
James Bredenhof |
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Date submitted |
16 Oct 2001 |
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