Why isn't 'Convert All Spots to CMYK' converting my PDF to CMYK, in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC?
I'm trying to fulfill the steps beneath, but I see no CMYK values in the screenshot beneath?
Search for Convert All Spots to CMYK and run Fix. Now all colors in your document are CMYK.
Scroll to the page 22, as this is the first page with background fill you want to get rid of. Open again Tools → Output Preview and read CMYK value of the background. As I was converting Pantone with simulation to U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2, my CMYK values for background are 10:2:0:5. It's ok, if you will have different values. Just write them down as you will need to use them later.
What have I done wrongly? I screenshot the steps beneath.
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I'm trying to fulfill the steps beneath, but I see no CMYK values in the screenshot beneath?
Search for Convert All Spots to CMYK and run Fix. Now all colors in your document are CMYK.
Scroll to the page 22, as this is the first page with background fill you want to get rid of. Open again Tools → Output Preview and read CMYK value of the background. As I was converting Pantone with simulation to U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2, my CMYK values for background are 10:2:0:5. It's ok, if you will have different values. Just write them down as you will need to use them later.
What have I done wrongly? I screenshot the steps beneath.
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You didn't convert object to CMYK, you see Pantone values as object is in spot color.
– mrserge
Jan 12 at 8:21
@mrserge Thanks again. (1) Can you please see the combined screenshots that I added just now? Whatt's wrong? (2) Please feel free to copy and paste your answer from Graphic Design to superuser.com/q/1388370/269574.
– Greek - Area 51 Proposal
Jan 13 at 6:05
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I'm trying to fulfill the steps beneath, but I see no CMYK values in the screenshot beneath?
Search for Convert All Spots to CMYK and run Fix. Now all colors in your document are CMYK.
Scroll to the page 22, as this is the first page with background fill you want to get rid of. Open again Tools → Output Preview and read CMYK value of the background. As I was converting Pantone with simulation to U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2, my CMYK values for background are 10:2:0:5. It's ok, if you will have different values. Just write them down as you will need to use them later.
What have I done wrongly? I screenshot the steps beneath.
adobe-acrobat
asked Jan 12 at 5:05
Greek - Area 51 ProposalGreek - Area 51 Proposal
6010
I'm trying to fulfill the steps beneath, but I see no CMYK values in the screenshot beneath?
Search for Convert All Spots to CMYK and run Fix. Now all colors in your document are CMYK.
Scroll to the page 22, as this is the first page with background fill you want to get rid of. Open again Tools → Output Preview and read CMYK value of the background. As I was converting Pantone with simulation to U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2, my CMYK values for background are 10:2:0:5. It's ok, if you will have different values. Just write them down as you will need to use them later.
What have I done wrongly? I screenshot the steps beneath.
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You didn't convert object to CMYK, you see Pantone values as object is in spot color.
– mrserge
Jan 12 at 8:21
@mrserge Thanks again. (1) Can you please see the combined screenshots that I added just now? Whatt's wrong? (2) Please feel free to copy and paste your answer from Graphic Design to superuser.com/q/1388370/269574.
– Greek - Area 51 Proposal
Jan 13 at 6:05
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You didn't convert object to CMYK, you see Pantone values as object is in spot color.
– mrserge
Jan 12 at 8:21
@mrserge Thanks again. (1) Can you please see the combined screenshots that I added just now? Whatt's wrong? (2) Please feel free to copy and paste your answer from Graphic Design to superuser.com/q/1388370/269574.
– Greek - Area 51 Proposal
Jan 13 at 6:05
You didn't convert object to CMYK, you see Pantone values as object is in spot color.
– mrserge
Jan 12 at 8:21
You didn't convert object to CMYK, you see Pantone values as object is in spot color.
– mrserge
Jan 12 at 8:21
@mrserge Thanks again. (1) Can you please see the combined screenshots that I added just now? Whatt's wrong? (2) Please feel free to copy and paste your answer from Graphic Design to superuser.com/q/1388370/269574.
– Greek - Area 51 Proposal
Jan 13 at 6:05
@mrserge Thanks again. (1) Can you please see the combined screenshots that I added just now? Whatt's wrong? (2) Please feel free to copy and paste your answer from Graphic Design to superuser.com/q/1388370/269574.
– Greek - Area 51 Proposal
Jan 13 at 6:05
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In color selection you left RegEx expression empty so the Fix didn't select anything. You must write in RegEx expression .* (dot and asterisk).
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In color selection you left RegEx expression empty so the Fix didn't select anything. You must write in RegEx expression .* (dot and asterisk).
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In color selection you left RegEx expression empty so the Fix didn't select anything. You must write in RegEx expression .* (dot and asterisk).
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In color selection you left RegEx expression empty so the Fix didn't select anything. You must write in RegEx expression .* (dot and asterisk).
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You didn't convert object to CMYK, you see Pantone values as object is in spot color.
– mrserge
Jan 12 at 8:21
@mrserge Thanks again. (1) Can you please see the combined screenshots that I added just now? Whatt's wrong? (2) Please feel free to copy and paste your answer from Graphic Design to superuser.com/q/1388370/269574.
– Greek - Area 51 Proposal
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