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1 5th July 14:49
tricia_schneberger
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I've noticed while using the 3-D Effect (Bevel and Emboss) that I get an warning on the side of the 3-D window that my spot color will be converted to process. How do I get around this? Does this mean that if I am required to use spot colors, I have to draw my own 3-D objects and cant use this time-saving tool?

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2 5th July 14:49
john_kallios
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In the 3D effect window, select more options and check preserve spot colors.

Read the new warning and turn on overprint preview.
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3 5th July 14:49
tricia_schneberger
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That is Great! Thank You!

And this has no effect on printing the spot colors?

Thanks so much for your help! Didnt even see that option down there!
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4 5th July 14:49
john_kallios
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It maintains the spot color by overprinting the shaded portion to the spot. If you send to a printer that has rip settings to strip out overprints, you could have a issue.

If you sent it to my printshop, there would be no problem. Make a notation when you send the job off as a area on your artwork they should pay attention to.
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5 5th July 14:49
tricia_schneberger
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Thank you for your help!
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