CMYK to spot

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2+2=3
Jun 8, 2004
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I have a blue gradient with some black strokes running through it that was created in photoshop. In Quark it seperates into CMYK. I want to change the blue gradient in photoshop to PMS 300 CVU and leave the black strokes alone so that it in Quark it will seperate into 2 colors (PMS 300 and black). Does anybody know how to do this?
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Mike_Ornellas
Jun 8, 2004
only if you know math…
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2+2=3
Jun 8, 2004
Shoot!!…I flunked math back at Ridgemont High. I still need help?
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Mike_Ornellas
Jun 8, 2004
Yes,

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Kathy_Harris
Jun 8, 2004
That was too cool. Not the spot plate, but the Honda
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Laurentiu_Todie
Jun 9, 2004
Use the Cyan as Blue.
(Print Cyan and Black)

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