On a Mac running 10.6.8 we have been using Indesign CS6  to place CMYK technical drawing pdfs. ( these drawings have lines made of various colors)  we would then export to pdf & under output/ color we would set COLOR CONVERSION to Convert To Destination and under DESTINATION set to Black and White. This would make all lines solid Black. Since updating our OSX to 10.7.5 Black and White is no longer an option under DESTINATION.
Does anyone know of a way to get the Black & White option back or an easy work around.
Could this be a bug in 10.7.5?
Could someone at a higher OSX see if Black and White returned?
We have tried using CC & CC 2014 but still no Black and White.
I have attached a screen capture

Hi all I have been lurking for awhile and have been reading about preps 6.
I am kinda confused about only 1 sig per template that some people are talking about.
I am currently using preps 5.3 and for our web business form presses we have multiple sigs in 1 template
Example:
Sig 1a is used for the top Black
Sig 2a is used for top Cyan
Sig 3a is used for top Mag & Yellow
Sig 4b is used for backs.
All have different distance to punch starting points.
Is something like this possible in preps 6?

I am on a power mac g5 running 10.4.11.

I just got a new modem Motorola sbg6580 & I can't log in to it via ethernet on my mac, It doesn't even see it.

I can log into it using an even older mac and a pc, but my current mac I have no luck.

I can unplug from the new modem & plug into the old modem Motorola sbg900 & it see's it fine, so it is not a bad ethernet cable or port.

I called the Motorola tech support & they are stumped too.

I also tried another new modem with the same result.

When connected to a new modem if you look under system pref, network, ethernet, it says ethernet cable unplugged.

I deleted all locations & made a new one, but still no luck.

Any help would be appreciated.