Photoshop Virus Threat

[born2print]

whats cmyk?

Answer - what I get when the specs are for Black and Spot

 

[frailer]

Maybe I should take on that task and put together an open source prepress bundle and illustrate how to go from design to output using RGB. I'd make a killing nothing. :cry:

But think of the fame. You could be the Open Source Prepress White Knight.

[Joe]

Maybe I should take on that task and put together an open source prepress bundle and illustrate how to go from design to output using RGB. I'd make a killing nothing. :cry:

But think of the fame. You could be the Open Source Prepress White Knight.

I'd rather have cash! :laugh:

[youston]

Maybe I should take on that task and put together an open source prepress bundle and illustrate how to go from design to output using RGB. I'd make a killing nothing. :cry:

But think of the fame. You could be the Open Source Prepress White Knight.

I'd rather have cash! :laugh:

Liz Phair - Shitloads Of Money

"It's nice to be right, but it's better by far to get paid."

[Joe]

"It's nice to be right, but it's better by far to get paid."

Agreed! :laugh:

[Rabid]

My first thought was the Liz Phair link was going to be fcuk and run.

[beermonster]

GIMP is looking better and better.

Not for print work unless they have added CMYK support that I have missed. Although it is possible to start and finish a job with RGB and output a high quality RGB PDF that a printer with a modern workflow can handle without any issues. Maybe I should take on that task and put together an open source prepress bundle and illustrate how to go from design to output using RGB. I'd make a killing nothing. :cry:

perhaps you could illustrate OR show that in design and print we need no longer be a little restrictive and be given a more free-hand as it were. then systems could be more dynamic - even acrobat like in their approach. as a postscript i might add, without clouding the issue, that many an art pro would welcome such freedom.

all the above makes no sense and does not reflect the opinions of anyone - it's been a long day

[Joe]

GIMP is looking better and better.

Not for print work unless they have added CMYK support that I have missed. Although it is possible to start and finish a job with RGB and output a high quality RGB PDF that a printer with a modern workflow can handle without any issues. Maybe I should take on that task and put together an open source prepress bundle and illustrate how to go from design to output using RGB. I'd make a killing nothing. :cry:

perhaps you could illustrate OR show that in design and print we need no longer be a little restrictive and be given a more free-hand as it were. then systems could be more dynamic - even acrobat like in their approach. as a postscript i might add, without clouding the issue, that many an art pro would welcome such freedom.

all the above makes no sense and does not reflect the opinions of anyone - it's been a long day

Well, you got ArtPro and Freehand in that post. All that was missing was "Spirit in the Sky".

 

[David]

and, Illustrator, Indesign, Acrobat, cloud, postscript, just to name a few

[StrutzinInc]

Gimp is getting way better. It's probably wise to get it now before it costs as much as CS.

[youston]

perhaps you could illustrate OR show that in design and print we need no longer be a little restrictive and be given a more free-hand as it were. then systems could be more dynamic - even acrobat like in their approach. as a postscript i might add, without clouding the issue, that many an art pro would welcome such freedom.

This is like those 'find the hidden pictures' puzzles in Highlights magazine ...   

Well, you got ArtPro and Freehand in that post. All that was missing was "Spirit in the Sky".

and, Illustrator, Indesign, Acrobat, cloud, postscript, just to name a few

This is like finding one in the waiting room of the doctors office and someone has already circled all the hidden pictures.  :angry:

[Joe]

You're welcome. :tongue: