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Printing Black and White Originals Counted as Color Prints

Cause

Crop marks were specified for color data (SpotColor ALL).

This may occur across all Adobe applications.

Option

All controllers

Work Time

15 minutes or less

Overview

This can be avoided by specifying black for SpotColor ALL.

The method for specifying black can be set in the color settings for SpotColor.

SpotColor ALL refers to a spot color specified for crop marks when those crop marks are generated using an Adobe type DTP application.

Precautions

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Procedure

The example procedure below uses Fiery Color Server.

1. Open the Device Center window by going to [Server] and then [Device Center] on Command WorkStation.

2. Go to [RESOURCES], [Spot Colors], and then [+New], and create a new Spot Color dictionary.

3. Next, go to [+New] and then [Spot Color], and enter "ALL" for the color name.

4. For the CMYK values, specify and register C=0, M=0, Y=0, and K=100 as conversion colors.

5. Print.

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