I went from CS to CS3 - there is obviously a slight learning curve... In CS Illustrator - when I received files from other agencies I could select all of the artwork and in the Filter Menu - Select colors - Convert to CMYK - (this would change all the PMS & RGB to CMYK) Gradients still had to be manually adjusted. Anyway, I cannot find that filter in CS3 - Is the a different or better way to do this in CS3? Thank you, Lorelei
First of all, with the file open in Illustrator CS3, go to File/Document Color Mode - and make sure that CMYK is checked - and, not RGB.
Then, select all of your artwork and layers that you want to convert - and go to File/Edit Colors/Convert to CMYK.
Adobe just moved it to a different location.
Here's a small tip for future things that you might want to achieve, regardless of the program. Simply use the Help menu. Normally, you can find an answer quickly.
Originally posted by Mike Gawet: First of all, with the file open in Illustrator CS3, go to File/Document Color Mode - and make sure that CMYK is checked - and, not RGB.
Then, select all of your artwork and layers that you want to convert - and go to File/Edit Colors/Convert to CMYK.
Adobe just moved it to a different location.
Here's a small tip for future things that you might want to achieve, regardless of the program. Simply use the Help menu. Normally, you can find an answer quickly.
