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This is a discussion on print space in Indesign 2.0 (can't find CMYK) - Graphics ; When I am looking at my print space options, the profiles give me only a whole lotta RGB options, nothing in CMYK. I need to set it as CMYK somehow so the black will come out black. Any suggestions?...
print space in Indesign 2.0 (can't find CMYK) When I am looking at my print space options, the profiles give me only a
whole lotta RGB options, nothing in CMYK. I need to set it as CMYK somehow
so the black will come out black. Any suggestions?
Re: print space in Indesign 2.0 (can't find CMYK) You'll only get CMYK with a postscript printer.
Bob
Re: print space in Indesign 2.0 (can't find CMYK) Well, that makes since now. So even if we have a printer that uses C & M & Y
& K, we can't print out in that space?
I exported it to PDF and then printed it and it looked okay. I wonder why
this is?
"Bob Levine" <robjlevin.nospan@netscape.net> wrote in message
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> You'll only get CMYK with a postscript printer.
>
> Bob
>
Re: print space in Indesign 2.0 (can't find CMYK) Bryce wrote:
> Well, that makes since now. So even if we have a printer that uses C & M & Y
> & K, we can't print out in that space?
Even though the printer has those colors it's still essentially an RGB
device. Sending it CMYK data will cause a CMYK to RGB to CMYK
conversion. Always use RGB when printing to non-postscript printers.
Bob
Re: print space in Indesign 2.0 (can't find CMYK) thanks. i didn't know this.
after exporting to pdf they printed just fine.
"Bob Levine" <robjlevin.nospan@netscape.net> wrote in message
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> Bryce wrote:
>
> > Well, that makes since now. So even if we have a printer that uses C & M
& Y
> > & K, we can't print out in that space?
>
> Even though the printer has those colors it's still essentially an RGB
> device. Sending it CMYK data will cause a CMYK to RGB to CMYK
> conversion. Always use RGB when printing to non-postscript printers.
>
> Bob
>