How get pure black & White

+++Bobby "O"+++ wrote:

I have two pages which I would like to print on glossy paper. One of them is "print" and one of them is a colored photo. I’d like to print the "print" page in black and white – and the photo in grayscale. How do I do this?

Try a Google on John Paul Caponigro’s B&W Tutorial PDF & Action

Failing that use your product registration info to access http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?13@41.70FzdbTprog.63 79536@.3bb717bb/7

Aerticulean

Use Duotones

Regards
JohnT (admin)
www.designcrowd.com
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"Aerticeus" wrote in message

+++Bobby "O"+++ wrote:

I have two pages which I would like to print on glossy paper. One of

them

is "print" and one of them is a colored photo. I’d like to print the "print" page in black and white – and the photo in grayscale. How do I

do

this?

Try a Google on John Paul Caponigro’s B&W Tutorial PDF & Action
Failing that use your product registration info to access

http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?13@41.70FzdbTprog.63 79536@.3bb717bb/ 7

Aerticulean

Design-Crowd wrote:

Use Duotones

Regards
JohnT (admin)
www.designcrowd.com
Freelancers Freedom From Fees

"Aerticeus" wrote in message

+++Bobby "O"+++ wrote:

I have two pages which I would like to print on glossy paper. One of

them

is "print" and one of them is a colored photo. I’d like to print the "print" page in black and white – and the photo in grayscale. How do I

do

this?

Try a Google on John Paul Caponigro’s B&W Tutorial PDF & Action
Failing that use your product registration info to access

http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?13@41.70FzdbTprog.63 79536@.3bb717bb/ 7

Aerticulean

yeh – but Xtones (including tri’s and quads) mean Greyscaling first

Some of the purists fear or seek to avoid compromising 8-bit channels and look for ways to provide grayscale images with minimised data loss

There is the usual H&S option and then there is a tutorial by the one, the only. the one and only Russel Brown

see www.russelbrown.com

Aerticeus

On Sat, 04 Dec 2004 01:17:00 GMT, Aerticeus
wrote:

yeh – but Xtones (including tri’s and quads) mean Greyscaling first
Some of the purists fear or seek to avoid compromising 8-bit channels and look for ways to provide grayscale images with minimised data loss
There is the usual H&S option and then there is a tutorial by the one, the only. the one and only Russel Brown

see www.russelbrown.com

Aerticeus

Trouble is, you’re assuming John *has* a clue…

—

Hecate – The Real One

veni, vidi, reliqui

Hecate wrote:

On Sat, 04 Dec 2004 01:17:00 GMT, Aerticeus
wrote:

yeh – but Xtones (including tri’s and quads) mean Greyscaling first
Some of the purists fear or seek to avoid compromising 8-bit channels and look for ways to provide grayscale images with minimised data loss
There is the usual H&S option and then there is a tutorial by the one, the only. the one and only Russel Brown

see www.russelbrown.com

Aerticeus

Trouble is, you’re assuming John *has* a clue…

—

Hecate – The Real One

veni, vidi, reliqui

He He He

Perhaps there are other NG readers who are interested in the answer?

I hope so 🙂

Aerticeus

see www.russelbrown.com

That would be www.russellbrown.com actually (2 ll’s)

V1nc3nt wrote:

see www.russelbrown.com

That would be www.russellbrown.com actually (2 ll’s)

Oh blast – I usually put 2 versions of the the website url

one with 2l’s and the other with 1 l (let’s see how that reads on arial 🙂

Apologies to the intended recipient, Russell and mucho gracias to Vinc3nt

A

To speak with a little Russell quote:
"you heard it here first" 🙂

Aerticulean Effort wrote:

V1nc3nt wrote:

see www.russelbrown.com

That would be www.russellbrown.com actually (2 ll’s)

Oh blast – I usually put 2 versions of the the website url
one with 2l’s and the other with 1 l (let’s see how that reads on arial 🙂
Apologies to the intended recipient, Russell and mucho gracias to Vinc3nt
A

Thanks for the suggestions………..

"+++Bobby "O"+++" wrote in message

I have two pages which I would like to print on glossy paper. One of them is "print" and one of them is a colored photo. I’d like to print the "print" page in black and white – and the photo in grayscale. How do I do this?