Recolor clipart for use in InDesign spot color layouts

Originally Posted by prepress_brillance_43

problem is that everyone thinks their smarts dont stink... 8O

Not "everyone"... if you can learn one thing from every person you interact with, think about how much you could grow professionally and personally... :roll:
stop fighting it, and soak it up. it'll only hurt a little.

[prepress_brillance_43]

:lol: mmm soak in them smelly smarts. can you taste it?

[sauce]

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[neckbone]

Originally Posted by sauce

I made a thread about this a month ago and no one could find the true answer. I googled for answers too with no results. I was really confused about why you can do it in Quark and even Publisher, but not in InDesign,

How, exactly, can I recolor vector clipart in Quark, without jumping through the same hoops as I would for InDesign? I hope that's a typo, otherwise I've wasted a lot of time over the last 8 years. :evil:

[Pointyhat]

You can't recolor vecvtor clip art in Quark

[jimking]

How do I paint my car in photoshop?

Originally Posted by jimking

How do I paint my car in photoshop?

I think the clone stamp would be your best bet... :wink:

[prepress_brillance_43]

Originally Posted by prepress_vee

I think the clone stamp would be your best bet... :wink:

no way man, put a homegrown pattern over it. :fro:

[jimking]

Should I raster it in Photopaint then export as a meta file and embed in PageRaker then export to Corel and export as a eps and place in Claris Works, first? 8O

[prepress_brillance_43]

only if you plan on taking it into MS Excel to tweek your spot color a bit.. :lol: