Recent content by lnivin

Thank you AGAIN!

12 update 3

Exactly. :-)

We need a CMYK (not grayscale) with all colors moved to the Black channel. Can PitStop do this?

Worked perfectly! Thank you!

I've been looking for a way to choose everything but die line color. Then with this chosen, delete it. Leaving only the die line. For us, this would be a great Action.

Found it! Thanks.

I'm looking, looking, looking . . . The closest Actions I see are Remove Crop Box and Set Bleed and Trim Guides to Marks. What am I actually looking for? Thanks

Using Kodak Geometry Tools we increased the Art Box to the size of the Media Box and then the crop marks work correctly. Is there a way to use PitStop Actions to increase the Art Box?

We have a few PDFs that the PitStop Crop Marks aren't positioning correctly. The PDF is coming in with the Art Box the same size as the Trim Box. The Bleed Box and Media Box are 1/8" larger. The Crop Marks are placing on the Trim Box but are longer the 1/8" to Bleed/Media Box and are...

Here is a screenshot showing what I'm seeing. I would think U.S.WebCoated would convert to GRACoL2006 a little better.

InDesign preferences were already set to "Display All Blacks Accurately".

Triple checked. Illustrator's Document Color Mode is CMYK. Black previews correctly in Illustrator (as Black only). Placed in InDesign (workspace is GRACoL2006), and it previews as 4-color Black. Exported PDF is Black only. If I turn Color Management off in InDesign it previews correctly. If I...

When Illustrator vector art with 100% Black only is placed in InDesign. When InDesign Separations are turned on, the Black previews as 4-color Black. When outputting a PDF, the PDF is correct. When we turn off Color Management in InDesign the Black previews correctly. Illustrator art is CMYK...

We're using a PitStop preflight that converts RGB to CMYK. Color management is turned off. I think we may be able to get a better conversion if we use Color Management and set the Source RGB to Adobe 1998 RGB. But I don't want to change any of the CMYK profiles. Using a generic conversion for...