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Es posible hacer un solo archivo para imprimir y para web ?

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Mar 02, 2022 Mar 02, 2022

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Hola! 
Hace tiempo ya uso InDesign, pero siempre utilicé templates distintos en RGB y CMYK por si necesitaba hacer un Ebook para imprimir usaba el de CMYK y si era de WEB el que estaba en colores RGB.
Pero necesito realizar un folleto que sea tanto para imprimir como para web, es posible a la hora de guardar pasar los colores de impresion a RGB y convertilos o va a quedar muy raro ?
Me conviene hacer dos documentos por separado?

Gracias!

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Mar 03, 2022 Mar 03, 2022

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Hi Florencia,

if you talk about PDF export for your project, export your InDesign document to two different PDFs.

The one for print ( version 1 ) with one of the PDF/X standards, either PDF/X-1a or PDF/X-4 (check what the printers want) and the one for online purposes only ( version 2 ) like that:

En_US-PDF-Export-All-PDF-Readers-SimulateOverprint.png

 

If you need interactive elements in your online version, do a third PDF ( version 3 ) with InDesign's PDF export (Interactive) and exchange all the pages with the one from version 2 so that the interactive elements remain and you have still all control over all other aspects PDF for Print will give you. You do the exchange of pages in Acrobat Pro DC and you save the document to another name, let's call it version 4.

 

That's just all in a nutshell.

 

Note: if you need a version that must be printed in offset, create the elements in InDesign that should be printed with ink black with a CMYK black. All other elements could stay in RGB and will be converted to CMYK either when you export to PDF or will be converted at the printers if you do an export to PDF/X-4 without any color conversion. But please check the details with your printers.

 

Regards,
Uwe Laubender

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