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Rick_Schellenberg@adobeforums.com #1
Transparent areas show up as off color
When I export an InDesign document to PDF (Acrobat 6) and then print on a color printer, the transparent areas show up as a slightly different color. For example, instead of printing white, the transparent areas are cream colored. On-screen, the PDF looks fine. The problem seems worse in Acrobat 4. Any suggestions?
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Jim_Oblak@adobeforums.com #2 Re: Transparent areas show up as off color
1) Make sure that your PostScript printer and/or RIP supports transparency features.
2) Make sure that you are applying transparency correctly in InDesign. Layered elements must be of the same color model. You cannot mix a PANTONE spot color over CMYK, nor can you mix an RGB image over a CMYK image. Because you are getting problems with the flattened design in Acrobat 4, I assume that this (#2) is the problem.
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