On 04/11/2011 11:34, Michael Seeberger wrote:
Hi,
Hi Michael,
i'm trying to change the colorspace of my PDFs to CMYK but don't know
exactly how to do it.
In the "Special Settings for the PDF Renderer" i read about the
<output-profile>-Tag but i don't know where
to get an *.icc-File or is there a way to use CMYK without specifiying
the <output-profile>.
Are the PDFs you refer to generated by FOP? If so, you can use the
rgb-icc function for color specification in your XSL-FO to use CMYK
colours for text, borders and shading. Images are a separate matter and
must have the colour profile set before FOP gets them.
The <output-profile> and .icc file is used for generating calibrated
CMYK. When you use the rgb-icc function you refer to a profile name. If
uncalibrated CMYK is sufficient you can reference the #CMYK pseudo
profile for which no .icc file is required.
Or is there a way to set the colorspace programmatically with the
fop-Factory?
thanks
Michael
Thanks,
Chris
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