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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Commercial Printing / October 2007creating postscript
I have a full color document. When I choose to print or create a postscript file it turns to black and white. How do I keep it full color? It is built CMYK. Sounds like you need to choose a non black & white printer, which could be a virtual printer or the Acrobat driver. What printers do you have installed, are they postscript? If you are trying to create postscript one might assume you have Acrobat installed. >I have a full color document. When I choose to print or create a postscript > file it turns to black and white. How do I keep it full color? It is built > CMYK. How do I know if it's a postscript printer? I have a black and white Xerox. I do have Acrobat. Before I even go to postscript and select print preview out of publisher, the preview shows up black and white. > Sounds like you need to choose a non black & white printer, which could be a > virtual printer or the Acrobat driver. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > file it turns to black and white. How do I keep it full color? It is built > > CMYK. Yep, you're not going to get color from a black & white driver. Couple options, print to Acrobat PDF, but you stated you want a postscript file. Change your printer to Acrobat and Save As > Postsript File > How do I know if it's a postscript printer? I have a black and white > Xerox. I [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> > built >> > CMYK. My goal is to create a pdf from the postscript. Can I go right to pdf? But I don't have the option to print to Acrobat. Can you help me create that option? I really appreciate this! > Yep, you're not going to get color from a black & white driver. Couple > options, print to Acrobat PDF, but you stated you want a postscript file. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > >> > built > >> > CMYK. Thanks for all of your help. A coworker in another office was able to take care of it for me. Blessings~ > Yep, you're not going to get color from a black & white driver. Couple > options, print to Acrobat PDF, but you stated you want a postscript file. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > >> > built > >> > CMYK. |
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