Ben,
The methodology that you are using "works" as long
as NONE of your content is EPS or PDF containing color.
That driver option does not do anything to content that
passes "through" the driver. EPS and PDF (which is
actually converted to the equivalent of EPS for output
PostScript streams) is not touched by the driver in
terms of this "black and white" option.
A more inclusive "fix" would be to not use the driver
option but to use the color conversion features of
Acrobat 7 Pro or Acrobat 8 Pro.
- Dov
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ben Warburton
> Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2006 4:46 PM
> To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
> Subject: Grayscale PDFs
>
> Hello Framers
>
> Our company has just changed printers and I have received a
> request for grayscale print-ready PDFs rather than the full
> colour PDFs we have always delivered (the Adobe recommended
> method of producing PDFs for sending to commercial printers).
> To generate grayscale, we used the Properties > General Tab >
> Printing Preferences > Paper Quality tab > Color = Black &
> White option. The resulting PDF was less than two-thirds the
> size of the original colour version. My question to the list
> is, what kind of impact if any is this likely to have on the
> print quality?
>
> Regards
>
> Ben Warburton
> Documentation & Training Manager
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