Sorry, but that is beyond my imagination.Ĭould it be that you missinterpret the fact that inside the Acrobat 6 Professional print dialog always all four CMYK colors are listet as soon as you select 'Separation If that's the case, then it's absolutely normal. How do you achieve this? And how can the separtion process influence your PDF file in a way that after doing the separation Enfocus PitStop is telling you that the image color space has changed? It tells you that the image(s) is(are) grayscale. You created a PDF and checked it afterwards with Enfocus PitStop Pro. Checked my separations, and it STILL told me it was a CMYK photo. I went back into PitStop and changed the graphic to gray.

When I went to separate it for printing, it told me that the photo, which I know was grayscale when I first brought it into PhotoShop, was a CMYK photo. Then ran the PDF thru PitStop, made sure that all the colors were appropriate. /themes/default/images/icon-quote.gif'> mukbeacon.Made a PDF of the document thru the printer in OS 10.

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