your problem is going to be with CMYK
to produce a PDF thats able to be separated, all the images within that
PDF need to also be CMYK images.
Otherwise when the software that does the PDF separations tries to break
up the file, you dont get good quality results.
If its just text you should be ok.
200dpi is pretty low. most print quality jobs requie 600, 1200 or even
2400 dpi files.
Pat
Rob Mclennan wrote:
Hi Guys,
Does anyone know what quality PDF is generated using cfdocument?
Have a client wanting generate PDF that can also be used for printing
purposes.
The quality he is looking for is: 200dpi CMYK PDF
TIA
Rob
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