Typical Adobe Bob; I can think of several similar examples of the joys of their colour management. Methinks I would create a copy of the tiff, re-size it and use that for the smaller image? I spend so much time trying to work out the software bugs, but often it is just quicker to go back to basics and play safe?
By the way there is a 2.02 update on the Adobe download site Nick WB. > I have created a design in InDesign2 which has a background > image. Exactly > the same image is placed in a white bordered frame at a > smaller magnification > inside the background. Both the background and inset are > linked to the same > TIFF file. An epson print of this document shows the inset > image to be a > different colour to the background. More cyan and less > magenta. A PDF of the > same file prints with the same difference in colour. The > difference cannot be > seen on screen. A Matchprint proof shows no difference at all > and is just as > it should be. =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
