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Reply To: Blend modes in InDesign

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Home Page / Forums / General InDesign Topics (CLOSED) / Blend modes in InDesign / Reply To: Blend modes in InDesign

October 12, 2012 at 4:21 am #63339

Bob Rubey

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Perhaps not in the same manner, but you can apply color to grayscale TIFFs within InDesign. You just need to change to the Direct Selection Tool to do so.

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