![]() ![]() If you had the Enfocus PitStop Pro plug-in for Acrobat Pro this would all be a lot easier (disclosure: I work for an Enfocus PitStop Pro reseller, however I believe that this does not bias my answer). Unlike the two previous methods, this does not delete the VARNISH objects and they could potentially be mapped/aliased back again if needed, however I would still recommend using a duplicate file. (*) The VARNISH spot colour objects are currently set to overprint mode 0 or 1ġ) Create a PDF with an object using the spot colour WHITE based on alternate colour values of 0c0m0y0kĢ) Insert the PDF with the white spot colour into your 6 colour PDF (work on a copy of the file)ģ) Save, close and reopen the PDF that now uses WHITE in addition to the two previous spot coloursĤ) Use the Convert Colours tool with the Ink Manager setting set to ALIAS the VARNISH to WHITEĥ) Change the convert command to use PRESERVE then hit OK to permanently alias the colourĦ) Remove the inserted page, it is no longer needed Uninstalling PitStop Pro on Windows: First deactivate your license. This method presumes the following if using Acrobat Pro X or earlier: PitStop Pro is a plug-in for Adobe Acrobat Pro. Similar to the first method, use the content pane to navigate and select the objects in the VARNISH spot colour and delete them Use the edit object tool to select and delete objects in the VARNISH spot colour ![]()
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