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sorry, but I don't get your answer - the Acrobat screenshot was taken using overprint preview already ON

Hello everyone, I have a pdf which is shown in 2 different ways: in Acrobat (and also Illustrator) I see it as I would like (full red) while ArtPro+ and PackZ show it differently (red & magenta). It's simply an almost white object overprint over a colored one. Does anyone want to help me...

Oh, okay, thank you! Anyway... I know both ArtPro+ and PackZ cost a lot because they are good software for niche markets.

really?? 30k?!

are you looking for this...? Creating a Press or Proofer Profile

I feel you all comrades! I'm in this since 1997, from the old film days & tube scanners, when PDF & ZIP disks were the far future ... also 3 kids and a (in-house)wife to feed ... 😥

May I suggest this? https://www.projectbbcg.guide/ ...or this: https://freiefarbe.de/en/

sorry, now I checked and saw that there is a separate ticket that creates the cip3 and that it is separate from the ticket that creates the tif

...I'm quite sure our cip3 files have curves applied (just as tif files for ctp plates)

I work in prepress too, with the same software and press as you... Our operators usually modify their own ink keys values straight on their press; then they can save the values for the next reprint. As far as I know, if you want to modify CIP3s from Esko, you should ask Esko. However...

Without taking anything away from the SMS system, I would prefer the FreieFarbe system: https://freiefarbe.de/en/thema-farbe/hlc-colour-atlas/

This is it! Thank you Magnus!!

Thank you, that's a good clue-now these are hard things to test, since you have to pay.

I think it's just Pantone's way of adding confusion to confusion 🤣🤣🤣 Thank you, señor!

How are you supposed to print the Pantone CMYK library? ... using the 4 CMYK colours? ...or with a special ink? What would be the point? Is it just a reference? Lately I get a lot of jobs with these 'inks' in them, but I think the graphic designers don't know what they are doing, so even they...

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Sorry but no, because I need a particular feature available only when printing from Acrobat - Apply output preview settings - because I'm still trying to do THIS.

sorry, no 😟

Hello there! Is it still possible to print a PS file in OsX? Like the old days?? I need to write a PS file from Acrobat - to test one feature - but I'm not able to... It's been a long time since my last *.PS file ... HELP

But that only affects the appearance on screen ...right?