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But is it not that the image will be replaced with the bounding box? Or you want to see what resolution an image is? Maybe phantasm.cs would help you where you can colour correct, map channels etc in Illy, or "open original" would be of help in your workflow?

There was a discussion about this, in another forum, and I hope they find a system like a "frequent flyers" so that if you tire of having your head in the clouds and want to have your feet touch ground there should be an option to cross-grade from cloud to feet-on-solid-ground versions of the...

The cloud is still a bit fluffy to me… like sugar candy all sweet n full of promises of instant satisfaction… what's the IT equivalent of the dentist?

As far as setting up the Acrobat correctly, that too is one big problem… many clients don't use Acrobat, but will rely on other PDF viewers. Here is an interesting article: PDF viewers (this is another reason why I prefer to send the customer an RGB (sRGB embedded to force CMM) that...

Incase you haven't found them you can try the ICC profiles here rather than generating from PS. In My experience PS is much but not the perfect profile making application. colormanagement

@Paul I think what we are referring to here is the kind of problems that you get because customers are behaving sometimes like headless chickens. They send a file and if you bounce it back they tell you the file "has mysteriously misspelled some words… that they swear were ok when they sent...

Arial unicode has the character if i understand correct. Apple also has some other alternatives, but Arial Unicode I think you can download for free. The glyph is called "LOWER RIGHT DROP-SHADOWED WHITE SQUARE"

@Werby comparing layout depends on what you want to do. A layout today is usually more complicated. Possibilities give rise to new demands. It is possible to make layouts very efficiently in InDesign as long as you sit and plan beforehand. The kind of layout that can be automated or...

Thanks for adding the "like" option. But it feels like it takes more space? Also still trying to get used to the post icons. I don't get the blue document icon below the avatars… to me it just seems to be adding an extra vertical space and chopping up a bit more than necessary. It seems to...

try here Wide Format and Inkjet Discussion (Sorry should have given you the pointer the first time. It's just this "RE: Print" is the one place to just smile at ourselves, and I think you will get more/better response in a discussion)

A "normal" workaround is to include 1% C or 1% Y in the black when you need it to knock out and don't have control over down stream of the workflow: 1 0 0 100 will still feel black but should definately knock out the red. (PS: just check that you haven't fiddled with the blending modes. You...

Looks like this is in the wrong forum :P

The CJK (Chinese, Korean, Japanese) usually have much stronger copyright restrictions. Sometimes they even need to be installed on the RIP or converted to curves. Generating PDF or EPS with subset or converting to outlines is not unusual. For the PDF you don't need the font… but for InDesign...

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Is this partly to make it more phone-friendly?

From: Adobe FrameMaker 10 * Import graphics

PDF is to be preferred, or ai would work fine for InDesign, but you say you still have FrameMaker? I think that if you may need to use FrameMaker that may drag you to EPS for compatibility. sent them to GWG.org if they protest ;)

This rings a bell. I remember filing a bug-report years back when I was looking into an issue where PDF's were originally placed opaque, but if the last PDF placed was transparent, then updating links would cause all updates to also be transparent. My conclusion was never to use "White" but...

You'd need to talk to Adobe on that.

The customer is NOT always right.... just so you know. Interesting that most printed matter has disclaimer for "print errors" but mostly it is careless mistakes from the designers that are labeled "print errors" and if there is a "print error" they want to claim that the messenger can be...