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• Convert Word Doc-rich text file

  Scanned document using the ABBYYOCR program, which saves the file in rich text. I need to get it in Word doc format. Does anyone know how to do this. I managed, but it took 20 steps to do this, which means that it is faster to retype the document.

  Thank you very much

  Alex

  Hi Alex,

  Follow these steps:

  (a) run Microsoft Word.

  (b) open the RTF (Rich Text File) document in word.

  (c) click on the "File" menu

  (d) choose "save under" and make sure "Word Document" is selected in the box "save under".

  (e) enter the name of the file you want or leave as is. This will keep the name of the RTF document, but convert to Word format.

  (f) click "Save".

• Re: Satellite A200 - 1 M 4: output TV is black and white

  Hi all

  Thanks for the wonderful forum. I think this is the right place to ask.

  I own a Toshiba Satellite A200 - 1 M 4 model, and the problem is with the TV available. When I connect the s-video cable to the TV, the TV shows a signal black and white instead of color. I've tried the settings PAL and NTSC on the TV but nothing worked.

  Went to the market to look for if there is a fault of cable but changed 4 or 5 wires and the problem is the same.

  I guess one of the store people said that there is a software to convert black and white to color.
  I googled to find out more but ended up with nothing

  Can anyone recommend what should I do to get the color of the TV option.

  Thank you

  I assume that your TV settings are wrong.
  I have the same problem. I've connected the laptop to the TV of the parents and the captain was black and white. But the captain was fine on my TV.

  I activated the option s-video on the other TV and I got the color ;)

  I think you should check the settings too.

• Only black color on the linked indesign files conversion 4 black color process when exporting to PDF?

  I have a paged presentation that contains multiple indesign files linked. They have two colors: black to 100% and a spot color. If I export the files related, using the same PDF preset, the colors are kept, but when exporting from layout with them tied it converts black in 4 colors. I checked the separations on the layout file but they are all very good. It's just a bug or am I doing something stupid?

  What happens when you color manage CMYK to another space CMYK, try using PDF X / 1 setting first and make sure that preserve numbers is set for the release, let us know how it goes.

• profile conversion makes Black 4 colors?

  Hi, I'm using InDesign CS5.5 and producing material for printing. The printers we use, we work very closely with. They use the profile Coated FOGRA39 (ISO-12649-2: 2004) for their press. Material that I made for them in the past that using as a profile name intention out during the creation of the PDF as worked well. However, when I asked to convert to profile, using the same profile, it converts black (key) in four colors. When its print this can create a light blur and is obviously a waste of ink as well. Any thoughts on why he does this?

  ID very certainly should not be the conversion of 100 %K in a mixture of 4 colors unless there is a change in the profile. You see the change in your PDF, or only at the exit of the printer? If you see in your PDF using the Acrobat release preview, the problem is somewhere in what you do, otherwise the printer is the addition of a new conversion and you have to find what it is.

  If you see the conversion in the PDF file, you must go back and make sure that the color space is really correct ID in the file (Edit > ASSIGN profile [to be attributed, not to convert, or you'll do fills in this operation]) or in the export settings (convert to profile (preserve numbers)). If the profile is correct in the ID, you should be able to output to be with colors unchanged (if there is no RGB or other out content profile) or either convert it to profile options, perserving or retaining not numbers and your native objects will not change.

• Why my 100% black CMYK keep changing to %?

  Hello

  Recently, in the last few weeks, whenever I have my work using 100% of black color CMYK (100, 100, 100, 100), the Illustrator settings change finally black (75,02, 67,97, 67.02, 90,16) all on its own.  Can someone help me understand why does Illustrator?  It's time to use having to constantly change all my artwork in black 100% whenever I'm going to save or print.  Each registered 100% black file is converted to this black lower setting when I reopen it the file and often even while I work on the open file.

  I hope I explained this correctly.

  Thank you!

  Because the document is in RGB color mode. File > Document color mode > CMYK

  Edit:

  and by the way, when you work in an RGB color space and using the CMYK sliders, you choose a black color as C = 100 M = 100 Y = 100 K = 100, color management converts black Black maximum possible with such ink coverage limit as specified in the printer's CMYK color profile. This is the way I use to make sure that I'm not more than allowed for a paper printing ink coverage.

• How to create a grid in function gradient in Illustrator

  I created this degenerate randomly "bitmap" degraded by hand in Illustrator. I want to reproduce the effect to fill in the spaces of dimensions different, but don't have to do it by hand every time. Any ideas?

  Create a gradient of gray. (Note the proportions of file)

  Convert black and white file (bitmap) using diffusion dither

  Place (embed) in Illustrator

  Then use object > object mosaic on it (using proportions of file as pixel size)

• RTF to plain text

  If I have a database that contains the rich text in a flex program how can convert this plain rich text just the text to display in an HTML area?

  so, something like this (stored in a database in the form of rich text):

  < b > * 12/08/2010 09:09:05 < /b > < br > < i > John Doe added a note: < /i > < br > < TEXTFORMAT LEADING = "2" > < P ALIGN = "LEFT" > < FONT FACE = "Verdana" SIZE = "10" COLOR = "#0B333C" LETTERSPACING = '0' KERNING '0' = > test, test 123. < / POLICE > < /P > < / TEXTFORMAT > < br >

  Just look like this:

  John Doe added a note:

  Test, test 123.

  Thank you!

  "Step 1: use ReplaceNoCase to replace"
  "with a line break.

  Step 2: Use the cflib.org stripHtml function to remove the HTML tags.

• White on black with a small font printing: can I use rich black?

  Hi, I am preparing a file for a press magazine ad. I have a text in 8pt Futura Book which is white on a black background. Can I do the dark rich-ish black background (say 20.20.20.100) or do I stay with 100 k only? Thank you!

  To be on the right side (as others have pointed out), use white text on a background of 100%.

  But has Illustrator to a Pathfinder trap function that allows you to get in what has been described by dandid "roll back the other colors in some areas so that white text is struck on a single plate"

  But you'll lose the editability of the text.

  Convert Type to outlines.

  Select the text and rich black background.

  Choose View > Pathfinder and trap to select in the Menu of Pathfinder.

  Check reverse traps.

  This will create a small area around the type without the CMJ (almost, he is now 0.1%).

• Question about rich blacks

  OK, I know that this topic has been discussed several times in these forums, and I've read many of them. However I need help with details pertaining to the following question.

  Lets say, I'm working on album covers and import a picture into my document psd to cmyk. To create a shadow, I then paint in the background areas with a black color with a soft brush. I add a text, "convert to shapes" and save as PDF for printing. One of my concerns is that the areas that I painted with black print possibly to a different shade of black to my photo. It should be a concern?

  I understand that the default black 0,0,0,100 is ok for small text and images, but for bigger bigger texts and larger areas of black, it is preferable to use an intense black as (0,60,0,100) for example. Well, since I have more large areas of black outside my image, how do I change them to a rich black while ensuring it will mix well in black edges of my images? Just mix everything with a brush sweet sampling of colors while enough to ensure my black will print in color is uniform?

  I read on "create a profile" and a "custom CMYK" allowing me to adjust my levels of black, but not quite sure how to make this really and when it must be done. I have experimented with this option and noticed that it seems not darken my blacks, but also obscuring the black pixels in areas unwanted such as a people's face in a picture for example. I guess I could just apply changes to a new layer and hide the or erase the unwanted areas so the original indicates layer shows through.

  Sorry if that sounds confusing, that I am a bit confused with how to approach fills with projects where I painted in some blacks. Any help from someone competent in this area would be greatly appreciated.

  I have attached the cover of the album I'm working on to show what I'm trying to do.

  For this type of image, the ONLY way I would, and I did more that I can count, would be to make the composite whole or whatever you want to call in RGB. When your black blend RGB, they will automatically, as stated above, work together, but to ensure that they are based in fact. Second, you want or need in a black traditional "rich." You want what you get - a 300 percent ink medium light black black generation. You don't want or need a 100 per cent black in this image type. Take account of this photograph. The black area in is NOT the same which would fill you with an intense black solid part of graphic design.

  In regards to the CMYK conversion, of course you don't get 90 percent black of this conversion. That's what indicates the SWOP v2 profile and it's why happened just to add up to 300 percent of ink. Now, if that's the right profile for your printer is doubtful, and the way you describe the people you have worked with, it sounds like they Classic old school print idiots. I would definitely not trust them with the conversion, but of course, I want to see proof on their first Proofer. If it were me, I would just take a profile custom and with it, but you don't have that luxury.

  If you start to mix and paint CMYK, you may really goes well beyond the limit of ink for your process, or worse, ending up with a weird CMYK mix in black that prints in reality with a cast you can see.

• Sansa Fuze 4 GB Black / Video Converter problems

  For Christmas, I got a 4Gb black Sansa Fuze, I downloaded Sansa Media Converter, Moyea Youtube Downloader, Sansa Updater and all video Converter(trial version) and K-lite codec pack. I tried to get videos on my Sansa Fuze, but when I try to add a video to the converter it says something like lla I can use some help!

  "The video cannot be added to your library because Sansa video converter does not support the file you are trying to add, or the file is currupted."

  I tried all types of formats (AVI, WMA, etc.) to get the converter to read and I also tried (Mpeg-4, Ogg) and still nothing worked, if the bad codec yet? or maybe it's my converter (Sansa) screwed up in the download?

  It does not work because the material is not included in black Sansa rockets to video support.

  None! I'm just messin 'with' ya, but I always laugh when I see a poster has to tell us what color is their player. As if it really made a difference, or is relevant to the problem that they encounter you, or that a different diagnoses or an appeal would be dependent on the color of outer case. Probably 60% (or more) of all messages 1 with the new members include this vital information in the first sentence.

  Now, to get to your question... have you tried Video4Fuze or FuzeVidz?

• AutoVue API/Vuebean.Convert forces black

  We need the possibility to impose on black when you use the AutoVue API/VueBean Convert method, can someone tell if it is supported in AutoVue 20.2.3?

  I tried different options such as the definition of the profile setting FORCETOBLACK = 1, but none of these options force the exit to black.

  I noticed that "ConvertOptions2D" has a "enablemode" method and the java docs says ' add a rendering mode. NOTE: only force to black is supported at the moment. »

  This method can be used to Force Black, if so, what value will be passed to the method?

  For modes, the value is

  PAN. CTLMODE_MONOCHROME

  See VueBean.enableModes)

• How do I convert a photo to black and white but leave one object in color like a flower?

  How to make a photo I have taken, convert the image into black and white, but let an object such as a flower in color?

  Here is a small tutorial

  Lightroom > topic tutorials > Spot Color (B & W with little color)

• Convert image into intense Black

  Hello

  I am trying to convert an image into intense Black with these settings: C40 M0 Y0 K100.
  I wonder what the best way is to do this in Photoshop.

  Thank you very much.
  Alberto

  I'd be willing to bet that the printer was referring to flat screens and not the halftone when he suggested 100K + 40 c. Two tones including C will mount a Cyan - the amount of distribution determined by the form d/max and the Cyan curve.

  Because you are dealing with portraits and don't have no control over the choice of the lithographer or the chance to talk with him, 4/C b & w can be risky. Change in the volume of minor local ink on the press can give you all sorts of variations in dominant color according to the tonal balance of separate plates (channels).

  Unless you can talk to the lithographer, for more security, you pay for half-tone b & w systematic reproduction. It seems safer, even if it is disappointing.

• Avoiding Rich black in the files for printing

  Situation: One our vendors with which I work is printed paper, which suggests no black rich in PDF files or files HAVE.

  Problem: Despite a palette limited (in which I use 100% black, white and a range of primary colors), the definition both a Rich Black element seems to find its way files in my working file HAVE (and there PDF for printing). I noticed this happened sometimes when I copy the text (or elements of black color) since another file I and then paste the items into the file, I'm working on that. It seems to happen only a few times. Outside by clicking on each black element - to research on the artboard and it controls in the color window to see only the black is 100% and CMY are all 0%, it is a surefire way to avoid the intense black in every capacity (especially in the fine print)? I saw the appearance of the black panel, but which seems to deal only with the screen devices and output RGB.

  Any help or advice is appreciated! I would like to solve this problem.

  Side-note: I use CC on a Mac.

  Check your files in Acrobat format.

  Use the separations Panel in Illustrator. Disbling the rear channel should give you a clue that is opposed to inspect more