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So I am trying to print a set of stickers I designed in photoshop and brought into illustrator.
I created the document as a print document and placed my photoshop files and arranged them on my artboard as I wanted them but whenever I try to print directly from illustrator, it prints in black and white.
I know the problem isn't my printer because I exported my document as a png file and it printed in color. I would still like to get it to print directly from illustrator though.
In the color management of the printing dialog box make sure to select a color profile, not grayscale
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Make sure output is set to composite. Separations would give you back and white, but multiple pages though.
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In the color management of the printing dialog box make sure to select a color profile, not grayscale
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Hi txlonghornfan,
Here's a screenshot that should help you:
Regards,
Om
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Thanks! This solved my issue. Really appreciate your screenshot. Don't know why, but my color profile was set to Dot Grain 10% and switching it to the color profile in your screenshot fixed my black and white only printing issue.
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I am attempting to print to a color laser printer out of Adobe Illustrator ver. 24.0.2 and the result is 4 pages of black and white separations. I do have my setting set at "Composite" in the print dialog box. Any suggestions?
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Set to composite in ai, correct?
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The solutions do not resolve the issue. Once again, Adobe fails to improve its customer support. However, they make sure to get paid on time! Good on you Adobe!
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Hello @Shelley27631829v5cy,
We understand that encountering technical issues can be frustrating. Would you mind sharing some more details, like the exact version of the OS/Illustrator, details about your workflow, and a screen recording of the problem (https://adobe.ly/3v8Fs0t), so we can investigate this further?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thanks,
Anubhav