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We received artwork in PDF format to go into one of our magazines. The PDF was created with PhotoShop CS on the Windows platform and included vector based artwork in the form of type with blending options.
Imagine a big red X in the middle of a black background. When viewed in Acrobat CS the right 5% of the X appears white with a definite vertical line separating the white and red. It is as if the X shape was the clipping path and a red square image being clipped was moved to the left leaving the right side of the X exposed as white.
When I open up the PDF file in PhotoShop CS MAC the X appears correctly and fully red.
Why does PhotoShop CS generated PDF files appear and print differently in Acrobat CS and how do I resolve this problem?
Imagine a big red X in the middle of a black background. When viewed in Acrobat CS the right 5% of the X appears white with a definite vertical line separating the white and red. It is as if the X shape was the clipping path and a red square image being clipped was moved to the left leaving the right side of the X exposed as white.
When I open up the PDF file in PhotoShop CS MAC the X appears correctly and fully red.
Why does PhotoShop CS generated PDF files appear and print differently in Acrobat CS and how do I resolve this problem?
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