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Lukas Engqvist
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Let illustrator means that you use the Colour Settings files colour management. Usulally this is the CMYK workingspace and possibly converting from document CMYK to the output devices ICC profile.
Letting postscrip determine colours you include the simplified colour management built into postscript, can't remember the name of the file but it builds on look up tables and was one of many colour management systems that no longer are in use with the standardised implementation of ICC profiles. On a non Adobe printer this means you cannot access blackpoint compensation.
Letting postscrip determine colours you include the simplified colour management built into postscript, can't remember the name of the file but it builds on look up tables and was one of many colour management systems that no longer are in use with the standardised implementation of ICC profiles. On a non Adobe printer this means you cannot access blackpoint compensation.
If I want to make PDF file, I should choose let illustrator determine or let postscript determine? Thank you
Lukas Engqvist
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I would let illustrator decide. I'd use the CMYK space for my region for the appropriate paper type. Also be sure that you have rasterisation set to high quality if it is a PDF for print.
Dov Isaacs
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Neither! Per our recommendations at Adobe, you should "save as PDF" and absolutely not go through the distillation of PostScript route.
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Thanks. If I use save as PDF, I'm just set up about output PDF?
Lukas Engqvist
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Sorry, yes if it is PDF it is your joboptions that decides colour management. And as Dov says use save as.
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