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Hi there,

your first line made me smile this morning, considering Ron’s empty promise and the date posted of the whole thread. Many
thanks for answering that one, it is much appreciated. I took a note of it and in a quite moment I will give it a shot for next
time, when I need to use it. Many thanks again.

All the best

Frank

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I think I managed to solve it: I swapped settings edit/transparency blend space/document RGB (it was set to CMYK
before). Now I do have the chequer board pattern in the pages palette icons, telling me that there is transparency.

Applying drop shadow to the table directly works fine, it does not interfere with colors on the page. Pffeeeeew.
Thanks to everyone who took time trying to help…

Frank

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Don’t get it to work. As soon as a drop shadow is applied, the color gets darker/dirty – it doesn’t matter if it’s on the
same layer, another layer beneath or whatever. The actual table does not have anything applied, I removed everything.

What makes my head crack is why it doesn’t work on a separat layer/frame underneath – I simply don’t get it…

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Hi Christian,

how about DVD training tutorials? I always fall asleep with this classroom in a book stuff.
Have a look at this link: https://www.totaltraining.com/prod/adobe/indesigncs2.asp?mscsid=

Great tutorial with project files included to work along. If you like it, I personally would also
recommend this one: https://www.totaltraining.com/prod/adobe/creativesuite2_dtd.asp?mscsid=

I had them both, check it out. All the best

Frank

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Thanks, Nolan. It goes into the right direction, there’re a couple of things you can do.
Great, thanks. I will have probably to draw it from scratch with shapes & the pen-tool
to get exactly what I want.

Many thanks again. Cheers

Frank