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I have a pdf of a logo that is currently red in color and I would like to convert it to black in Acrobat. I learned hot to convert it to greyscale but it just comes out grey, whereas I would like it to be a solid black. Is there any way to do this in Acrobat? I don't have any graphic programs on my computer so ideally would like to make this happen in Acrobat.
Many thanks!
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Quick question,
what operating system are you using, and which version of Adobe Acrobat are you using?
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Sorry, I somehow missed your message until now.
I'm using Version 2015.007.20033 on Windows 10.
I've seen this done before at a previous company I worked for, but didn't follow along closely enough to do it myself now.
And I have tried playing around with the Print Production Tool to no avail. Best I can do is convert the original color to gray. Not black.
Thanks for responding!
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Hi,
Just following up with you and see if you were able to figure this out.
I forgot to suggest before if you were able to experiment with the Print Production Tool.
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You already have an image editor on your computer.
Open the PDF using Accrobat Pro, open the "Edit PDF" tools pane, clic/select the image, and right-clic on the image : Edit using : Paint (or other).
After modifying the image : save and close it.
The modifications are instantly reflected in the PDF.
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If your logo is all one color, you can use a preflight fixup to map the existing color to solid black.
Go to Tools> Print Production> Preflight> Fixups.
Find the Preflight Map color with specified color values and duplicate it from the fly-out menu (You can't edit an existing preflight, but you can edit a new one).
The sample attached will map all dark blues 100,92,0,0 to 0,0,0,100
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I have replied to your original question here: