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When in inDesign, a file with a coloured background frame, I export to a Acrobat pro (interactive), the coloured background does not show in Acrobat pro. But when I send it a recieving they see the coloured background in the file. Wat is wrong?
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Check your preferences. If you have Replace Document Colors under the Accessibility section, selected, turn it off.
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in the future, to find the best place to post your message, use the list here, https://community.adobe.com/
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I'm assuming that the recieving party is getting the PDF, not the InDesign file.
Can you look at the PDF on another monitor? It could the the settings on your monitor.
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If it looks ok on different screens, then it's a problem with the monitor or its settings. Have you calibrated the monitor? Have you tried a different cable?
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Do you mean the blue background color of fields? This is a setting of the application, not the file. You can enable (or disable) it in Acrobat via Menu (or Edit, if you're on the old UI) - Preferences - Forms and tick "Show border hover color for fields".
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Please share (part of) the PDF and the IDML
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Check your preferences. If you have Replace Document Colors under the Accessibility section, selected, turn it off.
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Thank you so much!!!
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Please share (part of) the PDF and the IDML, not a screenshot which doesn't allow files to be examined