How can I import a PDF formated CMYK and print the colors as spo.

[OhMarty]

How can I import a PDF formated CMYK and print the colors as spot color in
Publisher 2003

 

[Mike Koewler]

Huh?

Mike

 

[Mike Bailey]

I'm not sure what you are attempting to do here since it would be far easier
just to work with (print from) the PDF, however, assuming that the PDF does
contain spot color information and you have a full version of Acrobat
(Acrobat Professional and not Acrobat Reader) you can save the pages in the
PDF off as EPS files that can be placed in Publisher.

If you plan on editing the information from the PDF it gets significantly
more involved, and I would recommend staying away from doing any editing to
any PDF, your best to go back and get the original native file that created
the PDF.

 

[Mike Bailey]

I'm not sure what you are attempting to do here since it would be far easier
just to work with (print from) the PDF, however, assuming that the PDF does
contain spot color information and you have a full version of Acrobat
(Acrobat Professional and not Acrobat Reader) you can save the pages in the
PDF off as EPS files that can be placed in Publisher.

If you plan on editing the information from the PDF it gets significantly
more involved, and I would recommend staying away from doing any editing to
any PDF, your best to go back and get the original native file that created
the PDF.

 

[Mac Townsend]

How can I import a PDF formated CMYK and print the colors as spot
color in Publisher 2003

first of all, you can't import a pdf into Publisher. You CAN save as
from full acrobat as an eps (or tiff) and import that

second, I don't believe publisher can change an eps but it simply
paasses it along to the postscript output. so if the thing is defined in
cmyk, that's pretty much it.