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WebPress, CMYK & True Black

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Richard Cincotta - 16 Oct 2003 21:08 GMT
I am a publisher of a monthly catalog and my WebPress now
wants my catalog digitally.  Apparently when I save a
document the color we see for black on screen is comprised
of all the colors of the spectrum.  This is not what my
printer is looking for.  How do I turn off all the colors
leaving only black for the text?

Fustrated and confused!
Suzanne S. Barnhill - 18 Oct 2003 04:21 GMT
This sounds like nonsense on the face of it, but I can just barely see how
it might be the case if the document were formatted for a color printer that
uses a single cartridge and therefore mixes colors to create black. I can't
think of any other explanation. You might try formatting for a different
printer (such as a monochrome laser). But that's nonsense, too, since the
document doesn't include any information about the printer selection.

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> I am a publisher of a monthly catalog and my WebPress now
> wants my catalog digitally.  Apparently when I save a
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> Fustrated and confused!
 
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