Well, hmmf. Mine says "Page has Overprint: No," and knocks out
everything below it. I even tried using a drawn rectangle on the body
page, as you did, instead of a background graphic. Same result. I also
tried setting the color definition of regular black to overprint. Same
result. So there must be a bug in my FM10 or Acrobat 2017. I wonder if I
have a plugin that conflicts and causes the failure.
Mike
On 4/14/2021 3:16 PM, Heiko Haida wrote:
Hi Mike,
I checked using a simple rectangle and some text.
I checked the behaviour with FM 8 and FM 2017 (no FM10 installed)
Changing the color definition to "overprint" worked, as the pdf has
marked the black color as "overprint".
Here the info in the Acrobat "output preview" tool for the modified file:
In case the normal color definition is used, "Page has Overprint" will
show a "No" in the resulting PDF.
I cannot say more about this.
Of course, for overprint or knock-out to become visible or effective,
a separation is necessary.
Best regards -- Tino H. Haida, Berlin
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