In mailtje <WUa5j2DTnERGFwJV@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schreef je: > In message <ec3e07e14e.arnold@arnold.?>, Arnold van der Heijden > <info@xxxxxxxxx> writes > >In mailtje <4641AEB9.3080606@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> schreef je: > > >Well, uhh, no. For example: a duotone, starting with 100% black and > >50% magenta in Ovation ends up with 80% black, 60% magenta, 40% > >yellow and some cyan in pdf. We got the prints back from the printcompany > >today and it look's ... nice (printing black as black and magenta as a > >spotcolour), but it's so much different from the result in former days: > >printing seperated postcript files. > > Two things. > > (1) Have you got Direct PostScript set in OPW Print choices (Sorry for my late reply) Yes. > I think there may be another point. How is the PDF generated? Some PDF > printer drivers work using PostScript (Adobe for example) and can be > expected to use the CMYK colour model. Others are based around Windows > meta files (as are most printer drivers), if you use one of those then > the print file will be turned into RGB. The PDF is generated with the Adobe PDF-printerdriver (to file). Thanks, -- Arnold Tekst & Uitleg Schaijk Netherlands op www.uitleg.nl Dienblad op www.dienblad.nl / Landerdsite op www.landerd.net Telefoon 0486-463112 / Fax 0486-463537