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For type that small, I would think about just overprinting it. It may take on a greenish tint, but by the time you trap it it's going to almost create an overprint anyway. The other option is to make the small type 100% Spot Blue and a screen of the yellow. As mentioned above, this reduces the intensity of the color change while eliminating the need for a trap.
Thanks for the trapping PDF. I have another question with screening. I understand now that screening is simply a percentage of a spot colour, ie/ 50% of pantone 282, or whatever given spot colour. My question is, how come with screenings / tints of spot colours they sometimes come out with noticeable dots like your provided examples?
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