FrameMaker to PDF color shift problem

2008-11-12 Thread D L Reynolds
I need to use a slate blue color in a manual I'm creating -- rules  
and heading text. But no matter what color model I specify in  
FrameMaker, I get a garish cyan when the file is converted to PDF.  
This is only a problem with elements and text created in FrameMaker.  
Linked EPS files and screenshots are working just fine. And the color  
looks fine in FrameMaker; it only goes south in the PDF.

For the record, I've tried Pantone spot and process, RGB, web-safe,  
you name it. And I just keep getting shades of cyan. I've tried  
FrameMaker 7 and 8, same result. I'm using Windows XP and WebWorks  
Rasterizer to create the .ps file for distilling. (The Adobe PDF  
driver crashes FrameMaker on this machine.) From within Distiller,  
I've selected the Leave Color Unchanged option, but no luck.

Has anyone had experience with this sort of problem?

Many thanks,

--Donna Reynolds
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Re: FrameMaker to PDF color shift problem

2008-11-12 Thread Art Campbell
Is this on-screen or printed?
Is the system monitor and the printer color calibrated?

And... you didn't provide any version or OS information, which is
pretty important.

Art

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On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 3:21 PM, D L Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I need to use a slate blue color in a manual I'm creating -- rules
 and heading text. But no matter what color model I specify in
 FrameMaker, I get a garish cyan when the file is converted to PDF.
 This is only a problem with elements and text created in FrameMaker.
 Linked EPS files and screenshots are working just fine. And the color
 looks fine in FrameMaker; it only goes south in the PDF.

 For the record, I've tried Pantone spot and process, RGB, web-safe,
 you name it. And I just keep getting shades of cyan. I've tried
 FrameMaker 7 and 8, same result. I'm using Windows XP and WebWorks
 Rasterizer to create the .ps file for distilling. (The Adobe PDF
 driver crashes FrameMaker on this machine.) From within Distiller,
 I've selected the Leave Color Unchanged option, but no luck.

 Has anyone had experience with this sort of problem?

 Many thanks,

--Donna Reynolds
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FrameMaker to PDF color shift problem

2008-11-12 Thread Art Campbell
Is this on-screen or printed?
Is the system monitor and the printer color calibrated?

And... you didn't provide any version or OS information, which is
pretty important.

Art

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Vincent and a redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
  No disclaimers apply.
   DoD 358



On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 3:21 PM, D L Reynolds  wrote:
> I need to use a slate blue color in a manual I'm creating -- rules
> and heading text. But no matter what color model I specify in
> FrameMaker, I get a garish cyan when the file is converted to PDF.
> This is only a problem with elements and text created in FrameMaker.
> Linked EPS files and screenshots are working just fine. And the color
> looks fine in FrameMaker; it only goes south in the PDF.
>
> For the record, I've tried Pantone spot and process, RGB, web-safe,
> you name it. And I just keep getting shades of cyan. I've tried
> FrameMaker 7 and 8, same result. I'm using Windows XP and WebWorks
> Rasterizer to create the .ps file for distilling. (The Adobe PDF
> driver crashes FrameMaker on this machine.) From within Distiller,
> I've selected the Leave Color Unchanged option, but no luck.
>
> Has anyone had experience with this sort of problem?
>
> Many thanks,
>
>--Donna Reynolds
> ___
>
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FrameMaker to PDF color shift problem

2008-11-11 Thread D L Reynolds
I need to use a slate blue color in a manual I'm creating -- rules  
and heading text. But no matter what color model I specify in  
FrameMaker, I get a garish cyan when the file is converted to PDF.  
This is only a problem with elements and text created in FrameMaker.  
Linked EPS files and screenshots are working just fine. And the color  
looks fine in FrameMaker; it only goes south in the PDF.

For the record, I've tried Pantone spot and process, RGB, web-safe,  
you name it. And I just keep getting shades of cyan. I've tried  
FrameMaker 7 and 8, same result. I'm using Windows XP and WebWorks  
Rasterizer to create the .ps file for distilling. (The Adobe PDF  
driver crashes FrameMaker on this machine.) From within Distiller,  
I've selected the Leave Color Unchanged option, but no luck.

Has anyone had experience with this sort of problem?

Many thanks,

--Donna Reynolds