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Bob Rochon
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I've about had it with the extremely limiting abilities of the choke and spread, bleed commands in Omega.

I had a logo today that had a fade from magenta to yellow, a process blue outline, a black outline and shadow around that.

So I added a bleed to the black for cutting, then choked & spread the blue and the black.
THen, I spread & choked the blue to the fade and Voila!!!!!!

the whole design turned blue green.

I guess it was just choked too much.

It seems as if you apply too many choke & spreads on one particular design it just can't handle it.

Ok now how can I eliminat the infamous white line between colors on a simple job like this?

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If black is your last colors, set it to overprint. Then put a slight stroke on it, usually 0.004" and set it to overprint as well. That pretty much solves it for me.

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