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Linda Feltner <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 20 Aug 2008 12:22:26 -0700
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Thanks, Britt:
They told me either CMYK or RGB, so I didn't convert it to CMYK, but 
will do so now.
I sometimes have trouble colorizing to a specific PMS color in PShop, it 
looks different than specifying it in Illustrator.
I do it both ways, but somehow was under the impression that it could be 
done with an RGB file as well. I'll try it in CMYK.
Many thanks,
Linda
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Britt Griswold wrote:
> I think it is a "feature" to colorize Greyscale images. Colorizing 
> color images is better managed in Photoshop.  If this is going to 
> press, you may want to be working in CMYK color space.
>
>
> Britt
>
>
> Linda Feltner wrote:
>> HI All:
>> Why won't Adobe Illustrator CS2 apply a PMS color in the swatch book 
>> to a placed Tiff file? It applies color to other files in the same 
>> document. This new doc is RGB color, and others are Grayscale. Is 
>> this the reason?
>> I have the transparency set to "Multiply" on both tiff images, so the 
>> white background drops off from the black ink drawings, letting the 
>> background color show through.
>>
>> Confused,
>> Linda


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