Hi, Guys.
I'm (still) trying to produce a simple 'camera ready copy' with separable colours. I'm now trying to do this by using specifying my two colours to be Cyan and Magenta with the resulting CMYK in PDF files hopefully being separable. My chain is XSL-FO with embedded SVG -> fop (0.95) -> PDF. The problem is that magenta in the resulting PDF file actually contains some cyan and the cyan contains some yellow. So I appear to need to specify CMYK directly in the XSL-FO/SVG. The problem is that although 'fill=rgb(255,0,0)' seems to work ok 'fill=cmyk(100%, 0%, 0%,0%)' throws an exception (something about functions not being allowed) <svg:rect x="0.5mm" y="0.5mm" width="5mm" height="5mm" fill="cmyk(100%, 0%, 0%, 0%)" /> There's an indication in the archives (http://fop.markmail.org/message/hoz4sp4l3imabkn5?q=spot+colors) that something of this sort should work in FOP proper, but it seems not to in the SVG parts. AS in my earlier email (sport colours), I'm struggling to find much googling this area and what I do find tends to require a background knowledge of printing, SVG and so on which I don't have. Any help would be much appreciated or I shall be forced to start assembling PDF files by hand :( Iain
