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I was sent an indesign file that I am reformatting and making edits to and there is one object that when exported to PDF is not keeping the transparent background. I think this is because the image was inputted as an EPS image. I don't have the original image. Is there a way for me to have the EPS object maintain transparency or convert the image in a different way without the original image?
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Are you sure this is a scripting-related question?
Scripts can only manipulate existing objects and properties. It cannot add an entirely new function to the program.
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kelseyl43962324 wrote
… I don't have the original image. Is there a way for me to have the EPS object maintain transparency or convert the image in a different way without the original image?
No. There is no way. You need the original EPS graphic file that is placed.
A mediocre workaround with low or very low quality:
Do a screenshot of the placed EPS.
Open the screenshot in PhotoShop and redo transparency.
Work with the faked result for PDF export.
Regards,
Uwe