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My printer is an Epson Aculaser c4000. It doesn't seem to be a postscript printer as you can get an optional Adobe PostScript 3 card for it (which we don't have). I can't find a 'Output Preview' option in my 'Window' menu. I am using Adobe InDesign 2.0 on a PC.

I've added the pdf to the zip file so you should be able to get it from the same link I posted before. flattener settings are 300dpi. Haven't used separation preview - don't know about that. Did you try printing the file? It only happens when the document is printed. It looks perfect on the...

Ok, try downloading it from here: http://zone3.unn.ac.uk/ltc.zip Tracy

Well, I hope I did it right. The file is called ltc_final_2004.zip. If it's not there, or you have a problem with it let me know and I'll stick it on a server. Don't worry if it says something about missing links - there should only be one link on there to our logo. Thanks Tracy

That link just asks me for a password. Did I also mention that I'm working from a PC? Tracy

Hi, thanks for your reply. I tried what you suggested, but that didn't work. My printer is a CMYK laser, and I also tried it on a HP Deskjet 970Cxi - same effect. I have temporarily got around the problem by converting the ID file to pdf, opening the pdf in Adobe Photoshop, and printing from...

Forgot to mention - I have a text box over part of the circle. I think this is causing the problem, but I don't know how to fix it. Please help - it's driving me nuts now! Tracy

Hi, I have a circle with a radial gradient fill (white to blue). I have it on a blue background. It looks great on screen, but when I try to print it there is a feathery white outline around the circle. How to I remove this - it only appears on the printed version - both on a laser and an...

I mean it comes out of a laser printer. The file format of the image is a photoshop .psd file. I had converted the image from rgb to cmyk in photoshop and copied the color with the eyedropper tool in InDesign. I checked the cmyk values in photoshop and InDesign and they were the same...

I have imported a graphic into Indesign which I had changed from RGB to CMYK in Photoshop. I used the eyedropper to get a color from the logo to use elsewhere in the document. When I use the color swatch to color a box it comes out a different shade of blue to the logo. What am I doing wrong...

have the following text on text members (with thanks to MediaMacros) so that words in the text are highlighted by changing their color once found by a search engine. property spriteNum on beginSprite me m=sprite(spriteNum).member m.color=rgb(0,0,119) t=member("temp").text...