Pitstop Pro 10

[mattbeals]

IF the color is defined as a spot then it should show up in output preview. There are a number of settings in output preview but by default all the separations should be visible. Try a save-as of the PDF. You can send it to me too.

[rande]

Here is an attachment. I just need the green box to be a spot color.

[Joe]

Here ya go...

[rande]

Thanks. Now whats the secret to getting in the spot area?

[Joe]

Thanks. Now whats the secret to getting in the spot area?

Select the stroke on the left side of Inspector and then select "Convert to Spot Color (using Preferences)" from the flyout menu. Then select the Pantone book you want to use, pick your color and save. I had to save it and close it and re-open it for the spot color to show in the list of separations in Output Preview as Matt had already mentioned.

[rande]

I'm sorry, I just realized what you did. I can do that, and maybe thats what we need to do now.
What we use to be able to do is name a color, and make it a spot color and have it show up in the output preview. Any way to do that now? we want to label them dieline.

thanks

[Joe]

You can rename the spot color to anything you would like with a Pitstop action list.

[the_brain]

You can rename the spot color to anything you would like with a Pitstop action list.

Correct, or with a global change called 'remap colors' in version 09 and 10.

bert

[werres2008]

Enfocus PitStop Pro 10 Update 1 build 239597 ?

https://esko-dl.asknet.com/Enfocus_PP_10_update1.exe