Steve Rickaby wrote: > . Edit the color to C:50, M:100, rest 0 > > . I now see Ink name: None, print as spot
Although your ink name changes when you edit the definition (it doesn't change here), you can call it whatever you want, I think. Try copying the name before you edit the definition, and then paste the name back over "None" after you edit the definition. > I.e. FrameMaker has, quite properly, dropped the ink name I disagree that this is proper. Changing the definition of a spot color is easily and commonly done in other programs. > . Format a body para with the synthetic 'Pantone', print to Ps, distill I thought the synthetic spot color was called "None". Did you rename it "Pantone"? > . Preflight: plates = 5, C M Y K, Pantone 164. Are your CMY plates blank? Kenneth Benson Pegasus Type, Inc. www.pegtype.com
