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in photoshop, convert it to a monotone and assign the color you want, then place it in indesign...there is something happening on output with the printer

designing it in b/w would be a workaround for this instance, but what if you wanted an image in one color and type in another color?

applying a color to an image in quark or indesign is just not something you want to be in the habit of doing...unless it's a bitmap, apply the color in photoshop