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Rich Black
I was wondering what the majority uses for rich black. I have an ad with a rich black background (C-40, K-100). My type is reverse/white and at it smallest is 12pt. It will be printed at 150 lpi.
I'm wondering if I should add the other two undercolours.
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Robert_Levine@adobeforums.com #2 Re: Rich Black
You'll get a hundred different answers from a hundred different people.
The only person you should ask is the printer.
Bob
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