Export to PDF spot color

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• Exporting to PDF, no color option of exit for Document CMYK - U.S. Web Coated...

  ID 5.5, Win XP, export to PDF. The instructions I found said I should put Document CMYK - U.S. Web Coated for color output destination... This choice is not available. Closest to you said any Document CMYK:

  

  Can I select Document CMYK and automatically get U.S. Web Coated or do I go down and select U.S. Web Coated?

  Thanks for any help.

  After getting both of your answers, I went back and experienced little more. I create a PDF for an interior b & w book, and it is configured as an ID book, with two files. I tried to generate the pdf file of the file book.indb without individual indd files being opened. This leads to the screen in my original question.

  I went back and doubleclicked both of my book indd files selected together, then generated the pdf file of the file book.indb. This time, I got the right choice Document CMYK - U.S. Web Coated...

• Problem exporting file with spot colors in color in pdf format

  I have a book that I designed in InDesign CS3. It has 150 images in there, which are Photoshop eps files: line drawings with a filling of black tones. InCS3, when I need to send files back to the Publisher, the eps files came out fine in any pdf that I did. Now in CS5.5, no matter what I do, only the task of color appears in the images - their black outlines will not be displayed. I'm sure it has something to do with the settings of a certain type, but I can't figure it out for the life of me. Help!

  Ok! Found! Acrobat: Prefeernces: Page Display: use Preview overprint: always

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• export pdf with spot color

  Hi, Im having trouble exporting a PDF with a spot color of ID. What part of my logo once thicker shows its exported. I can place in the work of same exact but using a CMYK color and thick form does not show. Anyone know why this is happening? IM placing an AI. file.

  I am not convinced that has nothing to do with the presence of a spot color. Assuming that you view the PDF file in Acrobat or Reader, take a look at your Page display preferences in the rendering. If "Enhance thin lines" is checked, uncheck and see if it makes stronger, go.

• 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.

• Pantone swatches + Color Bridge come to overview of separation and export to PDF (InDesign)

  Hello

  Export the PDF to print business cards, showed that colors Pantone Color Bridge are not pantone colors. Only CMYK appears.

  The colors are not displayed in overview of separation:

  

  Pantone Solid colors are.

  Reinstall of Pantone Color Manager and exporting to InDesign didn't work.

  Is anyone familiar with this problem? Adobe's Support team could not solve the problem jet.

  Can I change the settings?

  PANTONE says: "the PANTONE COLOR BRIDGE libraries are fully supported in PANTONE color Manager and must be exported in CMYK, s because these libraries are the CMYK simulations for the colors solid PANTONE; in physical PANTONE COLOR BRIDGE guides are the colors on the right side. »

  CMYK the problem is?

  Thanks in advance.

  Color Bridge books are specifically developed after the conversions to CMYK (for an unknown color space) of libraries spots. If you want to spot colors, you must use one of the Pantone Solid libraries (i.e. Pantone + Solid Coated).

• Color control on the export in PDF format

  Hi, I have an another Quark to InDesign question:

  I just exported a file in InDesign that uses the same color of Pantone (287C) as a file in Quark, but the two seem very different (in the InDesign PDF colors are faded/lighter/washed out compared to the Quark colors). Left is InDesign, right is Quark. Anyone got any ideas on why these are different/how to get Quark color in InDesign?

  It is for the web-distribution, not printing.

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  Why use a spot color for this? Just use a RGB version if it will be broadcast on screen.

  Fine print, you can go into the ink Manager and set tasks to display with the color lab.

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• Colorful TIFF appears different color when exporting to PDF

  Hello world

  I'm having a problem with the Tiff feature in InDesign CC.

  I have a series of print drawings that use the same structure: a TIFF color in the background and a Duotone above this one PSD file.
  Most of these models work perfectly. However, for some reason any two of them show a radical change in the color of the background TIFF when I export them to PDF printing. Please note that this is not happening when you create a PDF "Interactive", or another type of file with "Print" PDF.

  Here is my file in InDesign:
  

  And here's what it becomes when you export to PDF:

  

  Any idea what the problem might be? I checked the source files in Photoshop and I see no difference between these and other pages that export without any problem. But I could be missing something.
  I tried to recreate the same design in a new file, but continues to be the same thing.

  Pointers welcome!

  Thank you very much!

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  You're showing couture artifact, but they would occur only if you flattened export, but then your export screenshot shows you do not flatten?

  Try to export using the RGB version by default PDF/X-4 and display them in Acrobat.

• Color lost when exporting to PDF

  When I export my (CC, version 20141) InDesign file to PDF (Acrobat Pro DC), text blocks lose their fill color. Another color in the text, tables, etc., is preserved. I tried to export a pdf and interactive pdf printing. The problem occurs regardless of the RGB or CMYK colors. Puzzled.

  My friend I tried ways of difference and I found something... It is not part of indesign, it is in the setting of PDF error that you applied. See the image (try to uncheck the option)

  

  Hope this helps you

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• If an illustrator file has links with spot colors, how can I create PDF files with process colors?

  My file has shades of tones that came with the linked logo, I could not find a way to convert those shades of colors quadri.

  I need to send PDF on a printer with only process colors, I know that the printer can choose to convert spot colors to process when printing with printer within Acrobat Panel, but since we do not print, we need to send files to print ready with process colors only.

  Is there a way or a script to make PDF file generated from Illustrator with process colors only?

  You could try object > flatten transparency and clear colors to preserve overprints and Spot.

  I set the preset high resolution and turn on the preview to see if something dramatic is going to happen.

  After that, you can check the file of color dot in the separations Preview Panel.

• Linked with overlays seems well on the PC when you export to PDF, but Mac horribly distorts the color?

  I'm in a draft. File to HAVE it in my. INDD on PC and it is beautiful! I export the PDF file, send to my supervisor, who is on a Mac, and it seems like garbage!

  

  Beautiful, bright and beautiful!

  

  I think this was shot in a dumpster...

  What is going on?  When my supervisor tried to print it, he is always out like that, but when I print it, that's fine.

  A little about the. : File is a gradient mesh with multiple layers of semi-transparent bunk reasons, "soft light."  The files are placed in the form of links in the InDesign file.  They have matching color profiles. I also tried with the link in case that is the question.  I am at a loss.

  PS the quote above is not an indication of my feelings towards Adobe. It happened to be in the document, I'm trying.

  I bet it is visualized in the Mac preview. Ask your boss to watch it in Acrobat or Reader.

• Problem of color with pdf from Indesign. I have a special mix CMYK for a bcard in Indesign. When I export the pdf file that the CMYK mix has changed just started today 1.13.15 Running Yosemite 10.10.1 all help to what to look for would be greatly apprecia

  I have a special mix CMYK for a bcard in Indesign. When I export the pdf file that the CMYK mix has changed just started today 1.13.15 Running Yosemite 10.10.1 all help to what to look for would be greatly appreciated.

  You are mixing color profiles a-place, or document workspace does not match the destination to export space is incompatible.

• How can I export to PDF for printing Offset, including colors and grayscale of the photo?

  After reading dozens of forum, I not yet found the answer.

  I made a photo album with full-colur and b & w photos for Offset print. I want to be for the b & w grayscale avoid the hues of colors possible. It seems that InDesign does not support the shades of gray, how images become dark. Even with export without any conversion of color or the destination and/or including profiles of original colors, the images are exported to obscurity as a PDF to grayscale.

  
  

  How can I export to PDF for printing Offset, including colors and grayscale of the photo?

  Yes, Photoshop & ID CMYK working spaces are the same

  This can become difficult because 3 programs manage proofing differently.

  Work spaces don't matter, document profiles that handle the preview. So here's the same image in grayscale, placed in the ID on the top and PS on the bottom. I put my info in Photoshop to display the profile of doc in the lower left corner. I can see the profile of my InDesign CMYK Document in my test format (CMYK work is different and is not used). The two profiles are actually the same coated FOGRA39 (Black Ink FOGRA in the case of the PS).

  But the previews do not match because I disabled, so the preview InDesign is Gamma 2.2 or a "screen" media preview overprinting.

  

  If I turn on overprint preview, I get a match because I'm soft proofing for printing:

  

• Color separation when you export a PDF file

  She was driving me crazy, ADOBE seems to have forgotten to separate colors when using export to PDF method.  Even quark has this option.

  In any case, I expect to know if there is a way that I don't know.

  See you soon

  On behalf of Adobe...

  Adobe applications, including InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop intentionally omitted the ability to initiate a previously separated PDF workflow. Even if we could hack together previously separated PDF format by producing PDF via PostScript distillation (another stream of work that strongly discourage us at Adobe), the concept behind modern PDF of publication workflows must leave content in its final form at the highest level of abstraction until it must be made, if this rendering is on the screen (a device intrinsically RGB) 4 dye Printing CMYK, or high-fidelity print using traditional CMYK dyes and other coloring such as bright green and orange or light cyan and light magenta as well.

  Once you separate the PDF, you can't really see the PDF for normal playback, you can not easily search or edit, and you cannot change the target printing condition. You can also not dynamic transparency in a previously separate PDF file! And modern native PDF RIPs do not work with these workflow! No ISO PDF / X standard supports these workflows either!

  You want or need to preview separations? Use the preview feature separation of Acrobat (or even the creation of applications).

  If you work with a Luddite printing service provider that requires this PDF files or creates internally, you really need to consider very seriously the other print service providers.

  -Dov

• Export to PDF and print the same color swatch - different variations of color on printed documents

  I have several documents - they all get to the top in the same way.

  I have 2 or 3 shades in each of them - namely Rubine Red gives me a problem - it's the same shade in all the documents!

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  The Swatch

  

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  Color adjustment

  Here's my color settings - exactly the same in each document - I also used profiles 'convert' and made sure all is exactly the same.

  

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  Export in PDF format

  When I export to PDF - export looks great - and all colored frames appear exactly the same - and they give the same exact color read outs in any profile I have watch in preflight Manager

  CMYK reading is 4/20/99/0 in all mailboxes

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  The result printed

  
  

  

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  Same color settings

  Swatch even and the same values of swatch

  Same PDF export options

  Same swatch on output values

  Only 1 file prints the correct along the color

  
  

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  PDF export settings

  Test file

  Can someone help me with this?

  The printer I use is a XeroxColorQube using the PS driver.

  Windows 7

  Adobe InDesign CS5.5

  Fully updated

  Looking at your PDF fills the area is all the same RGB values (so you will never get the 0 | 100 | 15 | 4 process CMYK output value will show you to the #1). The upper area has its overlay set to false and the other 3 have overprint set to true, then it may be that your Xerox printer is not happy with the different RGB overprints.