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Hello, whatever I try, I cannot get the overprinting right (checked in Output Preview of Acrobat). Even overprint-001.tex from the test suite (2020-09-19) doesn't seem to have it right (latest beta). What I'm missing here? \setupcolors[intent=overprint] \startTEXpage[offset=10mm] \framed[frame=on,offset=10mm, background=color,backgroundcolor=darkgreen]{ % \startcolorintent[overprint] \startoverprint text in black \stopoverprint % \stopcolorintent } \stopTEXpage Thank you, Jano
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On Thu, 29 Oct 2020 at 23:12, Jano Kula
Hello,
whatever I try, I cannot get the overprinting right (checked in Output Preview of Acrobat). Even overprint-001.tex from the test suite (2020-09-19) doesn't seem to have it right (latest beta). What I'm missing here?
\setupcolors[intent=overprint] \startTEXpage[offset=10mm] \framed[frame=on,offset=10mm, background=color,backgroundcolor=darkgreen]{ % \startcolorintent[overprint] \startoverprint text in black \stopoverprint % \stopcolorintent } \stopTEXpage
Thank you, Jano
Forgot to say, I've also tried to add \setupcolors[state=start,rgb=no,cmyk=yes] though I think, at least state=start isn't needed anymore. It doesn't change the overprint issue. Jano
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