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A client wanted a two-colour biz card which I was to create in Pagemaker. He sent a high rez (300 dpi) large size JPG of his logo via email, which I converted to a CMYK TIF. The logo consisted of a large letter ‘E’ in an unknown font, which had been sliced up into a jigsaw, so it would have taken too much time to recreate in Illustrator. I have never made biz cards that are printed in two PMS colours but having to use a raster version of the logo. Apart from the problems of trying to match the PMS colour, which he didn’t know and it wasn’t possible to determine until he provided a printed copy of another piece of his business stationery, I then had the dilemma of not knowing how to convert the CMYK TIF into the two PMS colours. I think it has something to do with alpha channels, but beyond that, I haven’t a clue. Can anyone explain how to do it?
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