djtherapy
06-25-2004, 02:23 PM
First problem:
Has anyone else has problems trying to output to PDF from Quark 6 with DCS files containing a spot colour plate?
I just had to lay two jobs out again from scratch using InDesign CS and do the job in that. Luckily there were only 6 pages in total.
Most of the time the PDFs crashed as they were opening - I got an error message saying the file was damaged and being repaired, then a message saying it couldn't be repaired.
When I finally managed to get something out of it, the DCs file wouldn't show at all. All I got was the text on top.
/emoticons/frusty.gif
Second problem:
TIFFs and EPSs in picture boxes print with a thin white line at the top of the box (about 0.3mm). Neither I nor my repro house can find any explanation for this.
Both these problems seem universal - i.e. they happen on all the work I produce. The problems seemed to start after installing Adobe CS. I have re-installed CS since then and this has not fixed the problem.
Am considering switching entirely to InDesign CS - that's how bad it is...
Has anyone else has problems trying to output to PDF from Quark 6 with DCS files containing a spot colour plate?
I just had to lay two jobs out again from scratch using InDesign CS and do the job in that. Luckily there were only 6 pages in total.
Most of the time the PDFs crashed as they were opening - I got an error message saying the file was damaged and being repaired, then a message saying it couldn't be repaired.
When I finally managed to get something out of it, the DCs file wouldn't show at all. All I got was the text on top.
/emoticons/frusty.gif
Second problem:
TIFFs and EPSs in picture boxes print with a thin white line at the top of the box (about 0.3mm). Neither I nor my repro house can find any explanation for this.
Both these problems seem universal - i.e. they happen on all the work I produce. The problems seemed to start after installing Adobe CS. I have re-installed CS since then and this has not fixed the problem.
Am considering switching entirely to InDesign CS - that's how bad it is...