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• Convert illustrator color mode in extendscript

  I have a series of images drawn d3 svg I bring into illustrator, which I can run a script on. before the script to work properly, I have to go to the file menu and pull down the color mode of the Document and change RGB to CMYK. How would this code at the beginning of the script.

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  app.executeMenuCommand('doc-color-cmyk');
  

• Work in CMYK color mode

  Hello

  I am trying to better understand how to use Illustrator to print correctly and my biggest hurdle is to understand how o use the colors correctly.

  I've done several tutorials and just need to clarify just to ensure that I understand them and I have do this process correctly.

  Issues related to the:

  1. I have read that it is possible to use RGB colors with CMYK to print and I sometimes see RGB color mixed with the CMYK colors in my color chart. Is it okay to use RGB to CMYK as my understanding RGB is to screen only?

  2 - is the right way to apply a CMYK color to work in Illustrator?

  

  3. I'm picking nuances using the guide in color in illustrator and when I double click on the individual color chart this screen with the little cube. I did some reading on this and there are sources saying that this has something to do with RGB modes? Still, leads me to believe that I do not apply color properly in illustrator. Here is the image:

  

  Would be really grateful for help with these issues, it will let me continue work knowing that my work is done in a good way before you start. It would be also nice to have suggestions or advice on the workflow.

  hope to hear about it.

  Z

  An Illustrator file is RGB or CMYK. The nuances that are the same color as the file mode a.

  You can set the color using different color modes, but when you click OK, the color is converted to the current document's color mode. It will change, and the numbers do not come back. The conversion is based on your color management settings.

  Some printers support the RGB files - it depends on the printing process and the machines they use. Print large format is often made with RGB files. As are some digital printing processes. Ask the print service provider about this.

• I had problems with the color mode. kept, restart photoshop to find the problem. NOW Photoshop CS6 will not organize, it is stuck on "initializing". How to start?

  At first my documents were pasted on the CMYK color mode, and I couldn't understand how to convert the file in RGB.

  Finally, I abandoned, saved the file and tried to present what I was working on a Web site.

  Before that, I closed photoshop and he raised 2 times in a row to test color on profiles. When finally it seemed to me he decided to go back to RGB, I closed and returned to climb my image. However, the site did not accept it because the jpg was in CMYK. So, I went to relaunch photoshop to convert its color profile and now photoshop will not launch.

  As a first step, it got stuck on "checking memory."

  I closed my computer to see if this would clearly be the question, then tried to restart photoshop and it is now stuck on "initializing".

  I really need photoshop work, so how can I solve this problem?

  Laptop: The Retina of Macbook Pro screen

  OS: OSX 10.11.3 EL Capitan

  PS: Adobe Photoshop CS6

  It is the first time that I ever had this problem, and I've had this program for 2012.

  Hi shiblets,

  Please press the home button on the keyboard when you see the screen "initializing".

  If it does not, please press the SHIFT key and then launch Photoshop, to ignore the third party Plugin.

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• Why is printing when it is not available in 32-bit color mode

  PSCC in use. Why is grayed out impression, therefore, not available in 32-bit mode? If I convert an image to print in 16-bit mode is available, even if the image is all messed up.

  Floating point / linear color modes more or less need to work with initially, given that any color profiles range is so broad, there is no predictable way to obtain a conversion of colors for printing. This is a limitation that you have to live with.

  Mylenium

• indexed - color mode how to remove a custom color table color

  Hello

  I'm working on a bitmap to which I put my color mode to "indexed color Mode.  I created a custom color table and I added 9 colors.  I would like to delete one of these colors, but I can't find a way to remove a color from my existing custom color table or start with an empty custom color table so that I can add only colours I want.  If someone can tell me how to do either of these things, I'd be very happy.

  Thanks in advance,
  Paul

  I had the same problem. I'm not sure that you can remove colors. I just changed the color, I'm not one of the existing colors that I want. It does not hurt to have two colors of the same value in the table.

  Edit: This is what I warned you about in your other post.

• Change (color space (Documents color Mode) with applesccript

  I'm changing the color Mode of a document Documents open before I save it.

  But I don't have a chance. I have tried but no luck it the script menu item either.

  Here's what I've tried so far...

  say application "Adobe Illustrator".

  say document 1

    set Properties to {color space:CMYK} -do not work

  set color space to CMYK --i get an error (property is read/only and cannot be changed)

  end tell

  end say

  
  

  
  

  Any help would be appreciated!

  Try this, please let us know if it works, I don't have access to the CS6 currently

  app.executeMenuCommand('doc-color-cmyk'); // CS6+
  

• Photoshop elements 12 has a CMYK color mode?

  12 Photshop elements has a CMYK color mode?

  Lol is only in full Photoshop.

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• How to pass in RGB color mode

  How to pass in RGB color mode

  Hello

  Under Image > Mode and click on the RGB color.

  

• Duplicate color modes

  Hello

  When I go into InDesign and change a shade, in the menu drop-down color Mode, there's all the normal options (NAPA, Pantone, etc etc) but they're all here about 5 or 6 times. How this could have happened and how can I fix this problem? I can't find anything on the removal of the modes of color through google.

  It is InDesign 5.5 on a computer Mac OS x Lion.

  Thank you.

  Looks like corrupt preferences, you can replace the preferences and check then.

• Action for changing the color mode?

  Is it possible to create an action to change CMYK to RGB color mode in a batch of files? I've been deleting on the creation of this action.

  Thanks in advance.

  Toni

  Use the command for an item of Menu insertion through the menu in the Actions Panel to record this step.

• 64-bit option not available in the option new file window color Mode

  Hey everyone... my first request here (probably of no importance). I am very new to PS CS5 (64 bit) and as I was just clicking on me happened to notice that there is no 64-bit option in the color mode when you choose file-> new.

  I am running Windows 7 (64-bit) with 1 GB ATI graphics card.

  

  The two are totally, completely different.

  • The x 64 version of Photoshop uses 64-bit instructions to run on the processor in your computer.
  • To the various different color depths define how your pixels are represented in the document of your image.

  Chances are you want to choose 16-bit/channel, as many of the features of Photoshops and filters work with little depth, although some people still use 8 bits/channel because it allows all the sketches and painting tools.

  32 bits/pixel (which also implies a floating-point) is the area of the work of High Dynamic Range.  Fairly advanced stuff.

  -Christmas

• Should what color modes I use in Indesign?

  Hello

  I'm a little confused about what color modes to use in Indesign. For example, I was convinced that the default color mode is CMYK. However, when I click on the 'race' or 'fill' to bring up the 'Color picker' window 'saw the RGB color space". Is this good? The swatches Panel contains colors CMYK only, so as you can see I'm confused by that.

  Another question I have, is if I print an Indesign using CMYK document, however my document contains a photoshop RGB image, how will it be affected? Should I change the RGB image in photoshop to CMYK before points in Indesign?

  See you soon,.

  Erin.

  I see slightly different colors by changing the colors betweenproof and separations preview if I chose a proof profile that differs from the profile of work document. Without seeing your monitor, it is quite difficult to know if what you see is accurate. You asked beforre if a new maonitor is calibrated automatically and the answer, which I forgot to provide, is not. The best way to calibrate and profile your monitor is to buy an instrument, either a spectrophotometer or colorimeter cheaper and software calibration. Here, the standard of the industry seems to be the Gretag McBeth EyeOne colorimeter, which sells for about $200. There are other options of other providers that are less expensive.

  On your Mac, I think that the profiles are porbably stored in the ColorSync folder. You can search for files with the .icc extension and you will find them wherever they are.

• Spot and process color - color Mode confusion?

  I have a question about the choice of colours in the new window shade of color. I think I understand the difference between spot and process colors, but the menu options drop-down confuse me because if I choose the Spot or process in the color Type drop-down list, the same libraries listed in the color Mode drop-down list. How it works, or why that happens? What is a conversion? By example, if I click on treat as the color Type, but then choose Pantone Solid Coated color mode, it shows me the colors available, but are not the spot color Pantone libraries? And if I chose the Spot as the color Type, but then choose CMYK color mode, it gives the CMYK sliders. But shouldn't I be forced to choose from a library of Pantone for a spot color? I would appreciate any explanation of what I want to make sure that I choose colors appropriate for my print projects. Thank you!

  You can create a spot color with a personalized mix of CMYK (and even it the same name as a color library if you want). The utility here is that you can create a custom spot with a conversion of customized process color or use your own numbers of conversion for a color book if you think you have a better mix. I recently had to do a special mix for conversion Pantone spot to fit a particular press in order to get a better match for the other materials. This is how we have treated, well I did by the folding of the swatches pantone for my custom and then point to change that to treat in the ink Manager, rather than playing with the color of the library directly, which meant that I could have the custom or book value, according to the settings I chose If the job went to another, press.

  There are, I think, four sets of libraries of process included in the code. Pantone Process libraries are sets of bleachers of percentage blends four inks, process and have names that begin with DS followed by some numbers. I think that TrueMatch is a similar system, although I've never worked with a printer who used it. PANTONE Color Bridge and solid to process library are the two simulations of Pantone Solid spots libraries process. The bridge of the color is more recent, and I think largely replaces the solid to deal with.

  You can get printed books swatch for all included libraries (spot and process), and you should do it for all the libraries that you use to specify the color. Tones in particular cannot make good on your monitor, and the press operator care what you see on your screen. He's going to get out his swatch book to check that the color on the page is him even that you specified.

• Transparency in the CMYK color mode

  Windows XP Pro, Photoshop CS3

  It seems we can keep only transparencies of background if the image file is saved in PNG or GIF format. It also seems that a cannot be saved in these formats of files if the graph is in CMYK color mode - be mode RBG to do. How can I keep the image with transparency to CMYK?

  Why don't you just stick with the Native PSD format? I don't understand why you feel the need to go with PNG and GIF. PSD, PDF or TIF seem like more appropriate file format. Explain a bit more on your end goals could give us more guidance as to the best solution for you.