Steve
We have run into this on occasion with illustrator images. I double
checked with my printer and he confirmed the only thing you can do is
have your printer merge the two colors that you are getting from the
image onto one plate. Should be routine thing there.
Scott White
Media Production Manager
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On Nov 15, 2006, at 9:03 AM, Steve Rickaby wrote:
I hope there is some color expert out that who can help me with this.
In a book that uses black and one spot color, a Pantone, and which
should print as a 2-color process:
. An image, not created here, that is spot colored, is coming
through in PDF or FrameMaker as having some CMYK content (possibly
the shading).
. FrameMaker and Illustrator use different names for the same
Pantone, in Illustrator's case, 201U, and in FrameMaker's case,
201CVU. FrameMaker treats these as two separate colors. I can find
no common definition of this Pantone in any of the two
application's libraries.
My local print shop tell me that these sorts of things cannot be
overridden in a pre-press PDF.
Has anyone had to handle hassles like this? Is there a way to tell
FrameMaker to consider the two colors to be the same thing? Is
there a PDF tool that can hit these problems with some sort of big
hammer?
--
Steve
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