jocstone

no no no, thats overkill! and not-done in Indesign. I'm talking about all other colors except standard black. What if you have a color swatch 50% black, sometimes you want to knock it out and sometimes you want it to overprint. Making 2 swatches is way to much work, just select the object you want to overprint and set it to overprint in the attributes panel. That's the way it should go and not set per color swatch…

You do not always want a color to global overprint, sometimes, you just want one element to overprint, nevertheless what color it is in.

Hi, overprint preview would be great to see, also possible to see the spot colors saved in psd files.