2008/2/20, Leonard Rosenthol [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hmm, doesn't help :-( I tried every blend mode, but this doesn't
prevent Acrobat from switching to the CMYK color space.
You need to set the COLORSPACE to DeviceRGB...
Thanks, but how can I achieve it? I tried
1.
ImgTemplate
Hello Peter,Here is an example of how to embed an ICC profile in your pdf and use it as the default colorspace. The code is VB but you should be able to port it to java with minimal effort. Basically the steps I follow in our application are:1) read the ICC profile data into a byte array2)
We had a similar issue with vector graphics and layers that utilize transparency. I solved our problem after a long time studying the pdf ref manual and looking at pdf docs created with Illustrator. I noticed PDF's created with Ilustrator have the page containing transparent objects set to be a
Peter,Get yourself a copy of the pdf ref manual and read the sections on rendering and transparency. It is all explained in excruciating detail. Alternatively, just translate into java the code snippet I posted yesterday and incorporate it into your own, and everything should work fine. This
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