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Greetings,
Suppose I have an illustrator, photoshop or indesign file with 3 colours in it as follows:
A medium red:
C 0%
M 100%
Y 100%
K 010%
A dark red:
C 0%
M 100%
Y 100%
K 040%
And black:
K 100%
I want to have this file print with two inks on a press: Black and Pantone Red 032C.
How do I control the Print options when I print to a (adobe) Postscript file to get my output file to be rendered with the two inks (black and red 032c)?
Can I do this by Printing to a postscript file? Can I use the Output tab to render my document to my predefined inks?
How else can I render my file to limited inks, e.g. spots instead of CMYK?
Thank you very much for your help!
Suppose I have an illustrator, photoshop or indesign file with 3 colours in it as follows:
A medium red:
C 0%
M 100%
Y 100%
K 010%
A dark red:
C 0%
M 100%
Y 100%
K 040%
And black:
K 100%
I want to have this file print with two inks on a press: Black and Pantone Red 032C.
How do I control the Print options when I print to a (adobe) Postscript file to get my output file to be rendered with the two inks (black and red 032c)?
Can I do this by Printing to a postscript file? Can I use the Output tab to render my document to my predefined inks?
How else can I render my file to limited inks, e.g. spots instead of CMYK?
Thank you very much for your help!
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