Newsgroup: it.comp.grafica
Titolo: ? duotone in illustrator

Qualcuno che ha illustrator cs o cs2 può dirmi cosa dice l'help online
riguardo questo:
"Importing monotone, duotone, and tritone images from Adobe PDF files"
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(sul sito Adobe dicono che c'é questa parte)
grazie

 "Importing monotone, duotone, and tritone images from Adobe PDF files"
Dall'Help del CS2:
*Importing monotone, duotone, and tritone images from Adobe PDF files*
When you import artwork from an Adobe PDF file, it’s possible to introduce
data that you can’t create within Illustrator. This is called non-native
art and includes monotone, duotone, and tritone images. You can also
generate non-native art within Illustrator by attempting to preserve spot
colors when applying the Flatten Transparency command.
Illustrator’s ability to preserve non-native art is useful in many
situations. For example, Illustrator maintains the spot color information
in linked PDF files when you output color separations. 
By default, non-native art is labeled <Non-Native Art> in the Layers and
Appearance palettes. You can select, move, save, and perform basic
transformations (such as scaling, rotating, or skewing) on non-native art.
However, you cannot select and edit its individual components. In addition,
you must rasterize non-native art before editing it with the liquify tools.
To convert non-native art to an Illustrator object, choose Object >
Rasterize. 
_See also_
Importing Adobe PDF files
To rasterize a vector object
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*Importing Adobe PDF files*
Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) is a versatile file format that can
represent both vector and bitmap data. You can bring artwork from PDF files
into Illustrator using the Open command, the Place command, the Paste
command, and the drag-and-drop feature.
Use the Place command with the Link option selected to import a PDF file as
a single image. You can modify the linked image using transformation tools;
however, you cannot select and edit its individual components. 
Use the Open command or the Place command with the Link option deselected
to edit the contents of a PDF file. Illustrator recognizes the individual
components in the PDF artwork and lets you edit each component as a
discrete object. 
Use the Paste command or the drag-and-drop feature to import selected
components from a PDF file, including vector objects, bitmap images, and
text. 
Note: If you are color-managing artwork in a document, embedded PDF images
are part of the document and therefore color-managed when sent to a
printing device. In contrast, linked PDF images are not color-managed, even
if color management is turned on for the rest of the document.
*To rasterize a vector object*
Select one or more objects.
Do one of the following:
To permanently rasterize the objects, choose Object > Rasterize. 
To create the appearance of rasterization without changing the objects’
underlying structure, choose Effect > Rasterize.
Set rasterization options (see Rasterization options), and click OK.
HTH
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