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UPDATE: We have run through the following steps to verify the output from Acrobat 9 (A9) and compare it to that of Acrobat 7 (A7). 1. Created an InDesign artboard with two vector rectangles. One is RGB (AdobeRGB (1998)) and the other is CMYK (US Web Coated (SWOP) v2). The color numbers were...

Holy smokes Leonard. I cant tell you how much that helps. Why didn't I think about the Distiller check on the PS files?!?! Brilliant. I had supposed that Acrobat 9 had indeed changed the way that it was handling SAS, but that it was probably a change for the better, and that the RIP...

Scratch my previous post. I got bad info. The descriptions do not conflict, but the application behaviors do in the way that I have posted above. Matt

It is also worth noting that the documentation for Acrobat 7 describes "Printer/PostScript Color Management" with EXACTLY the same text used to describe "Same As Source" in Acrobat 9. So, they have definitely changed something big. Forgive me if we are "thinking out loud" by posting our...

Rich, The printer is an HP 5500 PS. We are submitting the jobs to a Wastach 6.5 RIP via a the "DesignJet 5500 Series for RIP" which is supplied by Wasatch. Driver name: PSCRIPT5.DLL Data file: hpdj5500.ppd Config files: PS5UI.dll Help File: PSCRIPT.HLP Driver Version: 6.00 Environment...

Additionally, when we investigate PS files in the Wasatch, we see PostScript Comments such as: A) Submitted from Acrobat 7: %Creator: PScript5.dll Version 5.2.2 4 RGB images present 1 CMYK images present B) Submitted from Acrobat 9: %Creator: Adobe Acrobat 9.1.0 0 RGB images present 5 CMYK...

Leonard, Thank you for your reply. I've posed to a number of different forums (including the Adobe Forums) and yours is the only reply I've had. I'm incredibly grateful for your time and expertise. 1. Platform: Windows XP, SP3 2. We cannot use hotfolders, and must use Acrobat, because we have...

We’ve done some further investigations into the differences in Same as Source printing from Acrobat 7 and Acrobat 9. For our tests we created a simple InDesign file with two red vector rectangles, one defined as Adobe RGB (1998) and one as U.S. Web Coated (SWOP). This file was then exported to...

Hello Everyone, I'm in the process of testing CS4 for deployment to a large print production environment and I'm seeing some interesting behavior in so far as it's handling of color management is concerned, specifically with Same as Source printing from Acrobat. I currently have CS2...