William, won't that also change the typically black type to process as well? I've used printers who didn't mind that, but registration on some projects can be a bear.


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On 18 May 2010, at 7:19 AM, William Adams wrote:

> On May 17, 2010, at 6:40 PM, thomas olbrich wrote:
>
>> Whereas I still yearn to read the proper English menu term for the Acrobat
>> menu to change pdf colors mode ... (until indesign allows global language
>> installation)
>
> Bret Perry covered Acrobat.
>
> InDesign does offer a (well-hidden) feature which helps w/ this sort of thing, (Acrobat has the same feature) in the File | Export | PDF options dialog:
>
> Output tab:
> click ``Ink Manager...'' button
> check the checkbox in the bottom left-hand corner for ``Convert all spots to process''
>
> William
> (who believes that the default for that should be on, until a user has passed a test which indicates an understanding of the difference between ink and colour)
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