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Andy_Brace@adobeforums.com #1
Illustrator CS Gradient Postscript
I have a need to recolorized Illustrator EPS's after they are imported into my program (mostly I need to make sure the background contains 30% yellow). To do this I have successfully remapped the postscript calls setcmykcolor, setcolor and setgray for previous versions of Illustrator. In Illustrator CS this breaks again on gradients (non-gradients work just fine). Does someone know what changes in postscript were made with regards to gradients?
I also noticed that the gradient Ramp has been replaced with Samples and that the samples are encoded. What is the encoding used?
Thanks
Andy Brace
Dex Media
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JasonSmith@adobeforums.com #2 Re: Illustrator CS Gradient Postscript
This should be an interesting thread...I'm having issues with CS gradients myself.
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