Re: [ID] Digest for indesign-talk@googlegroups.com - 4 updates in 2 topics

[Michael Dodds]

Because the reproduction (gamut) of transmissive colors is  colors so much greater than that of reflective colors.

Just tell them ...

if you design for print - use print colors.

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Paul Marriner <flyti...@gmail.com>: Sep 18 04:32PM -0300 I am considering adding a page or two to a book that has already been indexed. Having spent 5 hrs cleaning up ID's (CS6) generated index I have no intention of repeating that task. I could add these two pages at the end and then add them manually to the index but that's an ugly kludge. Is it possible in grep to find and add 1 to page numbers to a selection of index pages. For example, the first new page is 122. So I would add 1 to each page number larger than 122. If the next one was 265, rinse and repeat. Possible?   Paul

mraj <mr...@mac.com>: Sep 18 09:51PM +0200 I don't think it's possible with Grep, but probably with a script      Michel Raj     -------- Message d'origine -------- De : Paul Marriner <flyti...@gmail.com> Date : 18/09/2016 21:32 (GMT+01:00) À : indesign-talk <indesi...@googlegroups.com> Objet : [ID] Find & Replace   I am considering adding a page or two to a book that has already been indexed. Having spent 5 hrs cleaning up ID's (CS6) generated index I have no intention of repeating that task. I could add these two pages at the end and then add them manually to the index but that's an ugly kludge. Is it possible in grep to find and add 1 to page numbers to a selection of index pages. For example, the first new page is 122. So I would add 1 to each page number larger than 122. If the next one was 265, rinse and repeat. Possible? Paul       --   You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "InDesign talk" group.   To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to indesign-tal...@googlegroups.com.   To post to this group, send email to indesi...@googlegroups.com.   Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/indesign-talk.   For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.

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Color matching

C F Majors <cfma...@gmail.com>: Sep 18 10:47AM -0400 Does anyone have a simple way to explain to the new generation of communications professionals why using photoshop to convert HEX numbers is not the same as having a Pantone ink match?   Carol Majors publications unltd Raleigh NC

Dick Margulis <di...@dmargulis.com>: Sep 18 10:55AM -0400 Depends on what kind of communication professional. If you mean people with graphic design degrees, I don't think the generation makes a difference. If their mind fuzzes over the instant the see a number because "math is hard," then no amount of explaining will matter. They have to pay to print the job and then have the client refuse to reimburse them because they screwed up the color so badly. And for the saddest cases, they may have to have that happen twice or thrice.   THEN you can explain it to them. ;-)   On 9/18/2016 10:47 AM, C F Majors wrote:

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