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Yes, it is an ICC profile and should be in your "profiles" folder. On my Mac the path is: /Library/ColorSync/Profiles The profile is called "Black & White.icc" My Acrobat Pro recognizes this profile and it shows up in the list for color conversion...best of luck! :)

We're still using version 2 so not sure if this will help you but, but there is a check box at the bottom left corner of the "printing plates" section of the wizard. You can un-check it and then set an offset value. Best of luck!

Hey Mark, We've been using Delta to generate our tiffs, but I'd like to know if our version of Meta can also do this. How can I tell if this option is available?

I'll give that a shot, Joyce. Thanks!

Can someone remind me how to change the default color table used for spot color conversion to cmyk in Prinect 3.0? When they did the original install, Prinect was set to use Pantone EC and we'd like to change it to Pantone Solid Coated (Pantone C). If I recall, it was simply a matter of...

I can't believe anyone would actually try to re-introduce one of these PDF's into their workflow! "Refrying", as you call it, is simply a method to get a Hi res PDF down to email size. It is much less destructive than Acrobat's "PDF Optimizer", in my experience, but either process will yield a...

We handle it this way: Use whatever color settings you normally use, but don't turn it off in color settings because you want to know if your customer is tagging their files. I assume, based on the OP's question, that all is desired is that there is no CM at output. To do this, simply create a...

Just did one more test with the same file. This time I ran Reduce File Size first on the 92mb file which again dropped it to 9.7mb. I then tried PDF Optimizer using the Standard preset and the results were about the same as the first test....serious image degradation and artifacts with a file...

Sorry to disagree with those who claim that PDF Optimizer is the way to go, but do this test yourself and make up your own mind which works best for you. I took a 92mb trapped pdf with active transparency and used PDF optimizer set at 72 dpi and used every other option available to get a...

Just create your multi page PDF, run "reduce file size", and then save as a postscript file which you then drop in Distiller using the smallest file size preset. This can really reduce your file size without beating up the file too badly.