Donna,
Since I'm the author of a commercial software package Grafikhuset Publi PDF
I've been reluctant to answer this question. So, please judge my answer since
some may say it's biased.
Anyway, you'll definitely need Publi PDF. You should study the following links:
http://www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf/whitepaper_difficult_pdf_documents.html
http://www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf/tech_components_optimizer_plugin.html
http://www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf/download.htm
Test it. It works and CAN solve your problem.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: www.grafikhuset.net
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] På vegne af D L Reynolds
Sendt: 16. november 2008 01:59
Til: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Emne: Spot color generating process plates
First, many thanks to those who suggested fixes for the
FrameMaker -
PDF color shift problem I wrote about last week. I sincerely
appreciate your expertise and generosity.
I'm now experiencing a different problem (in a different project),
but one that seems in some way related.
This is a two-color job: black and PMS032. When I create a PDF and
check the separations, the spot color coming from linked
illustrations (Illustrator eps) is handled correctly. But the PMS032
applied directly within FrameMaker is throwing process plates
(Magenta and Yellow).
The similarity between this and my last difficulty is that in both
cases, color applied from within FrameMaker is mishandled; color
specified in other applications (Illustrator) works fine. So...
Do any of you know how to prevent these process plates from being
generated? Or do you know a way to merge them onto the spot plate? I
haven't found a way to do it with Ink Manager. (This job will be
printed from press-ready PDFs.)
The job uses FrameMaker 7.1 on Windows XP Pro.
For what it's worth, this has probably been happening for ages. But
in the past, this client has used a fabulous printer (I'm happy to
supply the printer's name off-line) and I'll bet he quietly fixed
things on his end. But the client is now hoping to save money by
using another printer, and this firm said they couldn't work
with the
files and bounced them back to us.
Any advice is deeply appreciated, as always.
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