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Heya,
I work for a printer where we do both digital and offset printing. Quite often clients will bring in a job that is to be printed as one or two colours, but their logo/artwork is in a CMYK build. My question relates to converting an image that is built in CMYK to spot. Converting to CMYK from spot is very easy, but I am yet to find a method of changing it back the other way apart from sometimes dragging a spot swatch onto the image, which changes the colour, but often creates a screen. The software I am using is InDesign CS2, although I have Photoshop, Illustrator, and Quark 6 here too. Any help would be appreciated. |
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