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‎05-05-2021 03:35 AM - last edited on ‎06-16-2021 12:25 PM by Retired

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Product: SmartStream Designer
Operating System: macOS 10.14 Mojave

Hi all!

 

We have the following effect since the SmartStream version for CC2020:
A PDF file, which already contains a spot color "White" (defined with 100% magenta) is imported into InDesign using "New Document from PDF...". In the color fields the "White" is now defined with RGB values (240, 240, 240), the view is a light gray. If we now impose the document, the White is now also visible in this color on the print PDF. The original definition (100% magenta) has disappeared.
We find this very unfortunate, because the color components are so partially very difficult to see. Presumably there is a basic setting for the definition of the white in the SmartStreamDesigner. Is it possible to change this or at least switch it off?
Thanks a lot for your help!

 

Best regards
Daniel

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