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If you have the Adobe CS suite, dig around for a pdf file on one of the "additional"
CDs. There is a technical file targetted at prepress providers that provides the best
information I have seen on transparency and flattening.

Troy

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On 3/22/04 8:38 AM, "pdf-digest" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>        Check your Transparency Flattener settings and what you've
> selected for output of the links - both of those are settings in the PDF
> Export settings..

I thought I had set Medium Resolution under Edit... Transparency Flattener
Presets... But I now see that anything "chosen" in that box doesn't stick.

In Export PDF, under Advanced, there is an area for TFP but it is grayed
out. Medium appears in gray there. But under Summary, TFP carries a N/A.
(There absolutely is transparency in the file.)

Images are bicubic downsampled to 150 if over 225. Quality is maximum.

Am taking the InDesign manual and Sandee Cohen's InDesign VQS books to lunch
with me - to read about transparency and increase my ability to make use of
your reply. TIA...

Chuck M


> But the flaw I haven't gotten around is in the masthead. The masthead is
> medium blue, solid, with large white type with a drop shadow. On screen and
> when I rasterize the PDF in Photoshop 7, the blue is all one color except for
> the white type and the dark shadow. But when I print (to an Epson 1270 and an
> Epson C80, from Panther.3.3, using both the Epson drivers and Gimp-Print) the
> type is enclosed snugly in a darker blue rectangle.



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