AI, jpeg export, overprints

[Zerge]

Hello, colleagues.
I recently noticed that overprints are not visible when exporting to a jpg. I have never paid attention to it, and now the customer is confused and asks strange questions.
Changing blending modes is an inelegant solution — overprint attribute works well.
Is it possible for AI to simulate overprints when exporting to a jpg?

 

[ReproElectroProspero]

save your file as a PDF and use the PDF to export your JPG. There are some caveats but this thread should help: Exporting AI file to Simulate Overprint

 

[tngcas]

Legitimately thought this was an Artificial Intelligence software issue for a few minutes vs. Adobe Illustrator software. LOL

 

[Zerge]

as a PDF and use the PDF to export your JPG

That was the first thing I did. It doesn't work. (My Acro 11 don't have "Export to" — only "Save as image").

Thanks for the link.
The problem is not with my skills, but the solutions are crooked and oblique. I leave it as it is on the conscience of the Illustrator's developers.

It's all about time.
I value my working time too highly to spend an 20-30 sec. on a two-second operation. In a year, a nightmare will gather from these minutes. Let a single customer suffer and be embarrassed))
It is more economical to write explanations every few years than to waste time on nonsense every day.

this was an Artificial Intelligence software

/nerd mode on
Artificial intelligence is impossible at the current level of technological development of mankind. The obtuse chat gpt and Alice is a sublimation)))
/nerd mode off.