Printing Color Images

This seems like it should be simple and done routinely by many others. I have an image of a flammable substance label. It has a pantone red, a pantone yellow, and black. I want to use the image in a Framemaker document that will be sent for commercial printing using Spot Color not process

RE: Printing Color Images

Subject: Printing Color Images This seems like it should be simple and done routinely by many others. I have an image of a flammable substance label. It has a pantone red, a pantone yellow, and black. I want to use the image in a Framemaker document that will be sent for commercial printing

Re: Printing Color Images

Hi Ed, probably your colors are set to automatically separate to CMYK in Illustrator: If you use a pantone library, all colors here are by default defined as CMYK-separating colors, although a pantone value is displayed in the color window... = Set the two colors to spotcolor in the color

Re: Printing Color Images

OK, Save As PDF was the trick. Thanks. Now most of the images work fine. The rest require a conversion of process to spot color changes in Illustrator. On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 7:46 PM, Ed Nodland enodl...@gmail.com wrote: This seems like it should be simple and done routinely by many

Re: Printing Color Images

Thanks, With the help and clues from several sources I now understand the color printing issue, including the Save as PDF In Frame and setting spot colors in Illustrator. Ed On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 11:46 AM, Heiko Haida i...@heiko-haida.de wrote: ** Hi Ed, probably your colors are set

Printing Color Images

at lists.frameusers.com Subject: Printing Color Images This seems like it should be simple and done routinely by many others. I have an image of a flammable substance label. It has a pantone red, a pantone yellow, and black. I want to use the image in a Framemaker document that will be sent for commercial

Printing Color Images

OK, Save As PDF was the trick. Thanks. Now most of the images work fine. The rest require a conversion of process to spot color changes in Illustrator. On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 7:46 PM, Ed Nodland wrote: > This seems like it should be simple and done routinely by many others. > > I have an

Printing Color Images

Hi Ed, probably your colors are set to automatically separate to CMYK in Illustrator: If you use a pantone library, all colors here are by default defined as CMYK-separating colors, although a pantone value is displayed in the color window... => Set the two colors to "spotcolor" in the

Printing Color Images

Thanks, With the help and clues from several sources I now understand the color printing issue, including the Save as PDF In Frame and setting spot colors in Illustrator. Ed On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 11:46 AM, Heiko Haida wrote: > ** > > Hi Ed, > > probably your colors are set to

Printing Color Images

This seems like it should be simple and done routinely by many others. I have an image of a flammable substance label. It has a pantone red, a pantone yellow, and black. I want to use the image in a Framemaker document that will be sent for commercial printing using "Spot Color" not process