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November 5, 2013 at 10:00 am in reply to: Printer's marks export as a different color than "registration" #66096
David BlatnerKeymasterThe “registration” color means “All Colors that are printing.” So if even a tiny dot somewhere were set to that pantone color, then the PDF would contain a plate for it, and anything set to Registration would be c, m, y, k, AND the pms color. It shouldn’t be just in that spot color, but perhaps the spot was coming out on top and was opaque, so that it looked like it was just that color?
David BlatnerKeymasterHow about this, custom written for you, Peter!
https://creativepro.com/jump-quickly-section-indesign-document.php
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David BlatnerKeymasterI think you can do this if you use the Section Prefix feature inside Section & Numbering Options dialog box. But you will have to assign sections to your document. It will not change it from the master pages you have applied.
David BlatnerKeymasterHi @gert: Thanks for the notice; many of the URLs from the old forums were broken when we moved to the new system.
I see two files from Jongware that are now here:
https://creativepro.com/downloads/jongware/layerPerBook.jsx
and
https://creativepro.com/downloads/jongware/layerPerBook2.jsx
(I’m not sure of the difference)
I hope that helps.
David BlatnerKeymasterThis isn’t easy, unfortunately. I think you could likely do it if you have a CMYK profile for your output: pink paper and cmyk inks on that pink paper. But you’d have to find someone to make you a cmyk profile, then you’d install it, then you could target it, I believe.
David BlatnerKeymasterYes, you can bask in the glory of being right! :)
This is the model that PostScript started with back in the 1980s, so that’s the way it has “always” worked. It’s called an “opaque imaging model.” In other words, ink is always considered opaque, and the top-most “ink” wins.
David BlatnerKeymasterThe point is that 20% of any color ink on top of 50% of the same color ink (whether spot or process) = 20%, whether you have overprinting on or off. However, setting it to Multiply gives you 70% (more or less).
David BlatnerKeymasterThat’s not how overprint works. You perhaps want multiply. Please see: https://creativepro.com/indesigns-onscreen-untruths-overprinting-or-multiplying-spot-colors.php
October 30, 2013 at 5:48 pm in reply to: any way to combine "print booklet" and "export to PDF" functions?? #66039
David BlatnerKeymasterAlso remember that if you turn on the Spreads checkbox in the Print dialog box (or export PDF dialog box) then you will get both left and right pages on one page, so it is easy to proof like that.
David BlatnerKeymaster@Pooja: You need to come to PePcon.com next June! Tell Chris K. or Anil! :)
David BlatnerKeymasterCan’t think of any clever fast way to do that… hm….
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David BlatnerKeymasterHave you checked the paragraph styles dialog box? Look for the Emit Styles panel there (at the bottom). I believe that lets you control some of this.
David BlatnerKeymasterSearch for numbered tickets in the search field above; or search for imposition. Good luck!
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