Dries ,Dave
All (mostly) printschops can convert any RGB pdf to there own CMYK
standard's
Greetz
Fernand
Hello Dave,
AFAIK, cmyk involves a certain patent, and isn't widely available in
opensource projects like LO. I suggest you export your drawing to .png
or .jpg, and the printshop shoul
Here are some suggestions.
http://namakutux.blogspot.co.nz/2012/03/how-to-print-with-cmyk-color-profile-in.html
http://makandracards.com/makandra/1489-convert-the-colorspace-of-a-pdf-from-rgb-to-cmyk-under-ubuntu-linux
And I found this
EDIT: I have just discovered, that if I create an .odp prese
Hi :)
I suspect that cmyk is only marginally better. Good to use if it's easy
but in this case it isn't so don't. Image editing programs such as Gimp,
Inkscape, stuff like that make it easy - but then you would be exporting
from LO in RGB anyway. So the gains you could make would probably be
off
Hi :)
Err, they might be able to handle the Odg file too.
They probably can't right now but they might - so it might be worth sending
"the original" Odg too, along with the Pdf. If they get more and more
people giving them Odg then they are more likely to install programs that
can use it, such as
Hello Dave,
AFAIK, cmyk involves a certain patent, and isn't widely available in
opensource projects like LO. I suggest you export your drawing to .png
or .jpg, and the printshop should be able to handle that, as otherwise
they can't handle any incoming picture.
In the latter case, I'd consider t
All,
I'm doing a Christmas card in LO Draw (I created the templates a few
years ago, easy to use...). The print shop that I normally use says
that you can use RGB, which is the normal PDF export, but CMYK is much
better. So I'm looking for a simple, straight forward way of doing this
that runs u
