jumpOnCommand
Technical User
When I print from illustrator, I get strange results when printing. RGB/CMYK images appear to leave a tinted colour over any vector based object which the [invisible] bounding box may overlap.
Even when I save as a PDF, Acrobat still prints this strange tinted bounding box. The only way I can avoid it is to 'save to web' at 300% (to keep the quality) and then downscale it when I print it (using any application).
The only error I appear to receive in the Summary area of the print dialog is, "Document contains artwork that requires flattening". I don't know if this is the problem or not. Sometimes I get the message telling me Im using spot colours, yet I can't see any being used.
I've been using Illustrator for 5 yrs, but only even noticed this problem in the last 6 months.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks,
jumpOnCommand
Even when I save as a PDF, Acrobat still prints this strange tinted bounding box. The only way I can avoid it is to 'save to web' at 300% (to keep the quality) and then downscale it when I print it (using any application).
The only error I appear to receive in the Summary area of the print dialog is, "Document contains artwork that requires flattening". I don't know if this is the problem or not. Sometimes I get the message telling me Im using spot colours, yet I can't see any being used.
I've been using Illustrator for 5 yrs, but only even noticed this problem in the last 6 months.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks,
jumpOnCommand