Sarah Peller
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Nevin,
Thank you so much for this great reply and advice! I finally checked it out and it worked so well!
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Thank you very much! That is very helpful
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Hmmm… I was just poking around in Acrobat. When I selected Advanced > Print Production > Overprint Preview, I got a preview of the image with the rich blacks and the outer glow showing quite nicely. If I check the “simulate black ink” box, it returns to the washed out grayish look of the lettering that I keep seeing.
I’m not sure what this means exactly…
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I’ve tried messing around with various preferences (in the save pdf dialogue box, the “edit colors” menu in Illustrator, and the color settings option in illustrator). Nothing seems to change the outcome and I’m honestly not sure what I am even looking for.
I tried setting the transparency flattener setting to high, but there was no change.
I’ve tried searching online for the solution to this problem, but I”m not coming up with any answers. Maybe I don’t know how to word it, I don’t know….
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It’s not that I’m converting from RGB to CMYK… It’s already in CMYK in illustrator. And I’m not sure why I’d be looking in the print dialogue box, since I’m not printing the image. I’m only saving as a PDF and viewing it in Acrobat at this point in time.
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Do you think you could elaborate on that?