spot color save in pdf w/ cs2

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Richard
May 29, 2005
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I am having problems in CS2 saving spot colors in pdf.In CS, i would generate a spot color as an alpha channel with pantone info.When i save there was no problem. Now in CS2 it has a radio button that asks if i want to be able to manipulate the image later, but it will not be compatable with older versions of photoshop. it seems this is the only way to preserve spot color (alpha) channels. The problem is im not sure all the publications i send ads to have CS2. What am i missing??
Thanks in advance
Richard
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Tacit
May 29, 2005
In article <DCnme.108$>,
"Richard" wrote:

The problem is im not sure all the publications i
send ads to have CS2. What am i missing??

Um….Photoshop is not a page layout program and you shouldn’t be using it to compose ads?

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Hecate
May 30, 2005
On Sun, 29 May 2005 23:46:13 GMT, tacit wrote:

In article <DCnme.108$>,
"Richard" wrote:

The problem is im not sure all the publications i
send ads to have CS2. What am i missing??

Um….Photoshop is not a page layout program and you shouldn’t be using it to compose ads?

Naughty, naughty 😉

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Richard
May 31, 2005
a simple " i dont know but like to sound smart" would suffice
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Hecate
May 31, 2005
On Tue, 31 May 2005 04:18:44 GMT, "Richard"
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a simple " i dont know but like to sound smart" would suffice
but not half as much fun…

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