In article <d52ce6d450.jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Jim Nagel (lists) <jim2.nagel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > is there a more elegant way of seeing what my artwork is going to look > like when printed in mono, so that i can adjust colours if necessary > to give decent contrast? > my present workaround is to export as Gif (the only one of the export > options offering greyscale palette) and then view the Gif in another > app such as David Pilling's !scan. > i could work in shades of grey to begin with, of course, but the > artwork will also end up on the Archive CD, where it can be colour. You could, of course, set your monitor to greyscale(Boot>Configure>Screen) to view the artwork. I don't know how well this matches what is printed. You might like to experiment. R. -- Richard Travers richtm@xxxxxxxxxx Truro, Cornwall 01872 271125 ------------------------------------------------------------ To change, suspend or cancel your subscription go to //www.freelists.org/list/artworks ------------------------------------------------------------