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Re: Misleading Adobe Common Color Architecture

Subject: Re: Misleading Adobe Common Color Architecture
From: Mike Eddington <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2008 13:30:54 -0500

By default, CMYK is not converted at print time in InDesign.
In the print dialog, in the Color Management section. Options>Output Color>Preserve CMYK Numbers is checked by default. This needs to be unchecked in order for CMYK content to be color managed,

Is this the case in all instances? For example, If the ID color settings are set to preserve embedded profiles, and the embedded profile in an image differs from the default CMYK working space, when printing letting ID determine colors, there will be a conversion despite having "preserve CMYK numbers" checked.

Mike

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