Tilas

I noticed that too Mike the when I started playing with the eye dropper. That is so dumb! :( Ok, so for this attachment I went and manually changed every single line to 100K Black. I sure hope that worked. Arrggggghhh lol. I'm currently downloading a trail of Adobe Pro because supposedly you can use it to check the CMYK values in PDF's (at least that's what I saw in my printers screenshot...) so I'm hoping that will show me if the colors are proper. I hope this works, I've never done professional printing before, so much to learn! P - Carcross.afdesign

OKay, that makes sense. I tried setting it to Grey/16 then back to CMYK. I went through the lines and on my end, they say 100% K now back in CMYK mode. I reattached it after playing with it, do they show 100% K for you? P - Carcross.afdesign

Hi, my name is Tilas and I'm an artist from Yukon, Canada! I recently got into Affinity Designer because I love to vector, and it's just so much easier and more fun than Inkscape! I'm hear to learn all about that AD can do. :)

Hello everyone! I'm trying to make a coloring book, and I've made the pages using vectors in Affinity Designer. My pages are supposed to be only black and white. My printing company says I need to send them the files in .PDF format, in "K" color output only, but whenever I send them a file, they say that it's not set properly. I don't know what settings I'm supposed to use to achieve this. I've tried a few settings but nothings has worked. I've attached the screenshot they sent me, and this is what they were explaining to me: I'm so new with professional printing I don't know what to do or how to set up the page. When I look at the vectors in AD, the CMYK Sliders do say C0 M0 Y0 K100 so... am I messing something up in the export? I've also attached my affinity file itself, if that helps. Any help would be great, thank you! P - Carcross.afdesign