cmyk blacks
cmyk blacks
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- horton0
that's bad advice, you don't use process blacks on small copy. It can end up giving you registration problems.
MIJA
(Feb 21 06, 08:03)as MIJA said.. all these CMYK recommendations are bad advice in this situation.
only use 100% black for small text and elements, otherwise it'll look fuzzy and lose its crisp edges.
instead, if you are laying it over a colored background, make sure to select "overprint"... then it will print the black ink on top of the color behind it, and not knock out the white space behind.