Simulate paper color in Reader

[gig0]

is there an easy way I can simulate paper color for certain pages in a PDF so that a someone who only has Acrobat Reader can see it as well?

 

[Lukas Engqvist]

Make an ICC profile from that paper and then create a PDFx?

 

[gig0]

The only problem is that it's for certain pages only and also using different colored inserts.

I just found something under Document>Background that just might just do the trick, although I would have to set image transparency to multiply in Pitstop for those pages. Good enough.

 

[michaelejahn]

yes - that sure is easier then the method I came up with !

yes - that sure is easier then the method I came up with !

The only problem is that it's for certain pages only and also using different colored inserts.

I just found something under Document>Background that just might just do the trick, although I would have to set image transparency to multiply in Pitstop for those pages. Good enough.

http://docs.google.com/View?id=dfwf37zj_1092drchxhfw

It required that we created a special "output intent" profile - the link to the source files no longer work, but you can get the idea - that would be one way - not sure if it is the right way...

 

[acidhell]

Isn't it actually possible to set up a paper color in InDesign, which also get's exported into a PDF?