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Identifying RGB images in a large .indd document

New Here ,
Nov 16, 2016 Nov 16, 2016

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Hi all, I've got a large 116 page document that features hundreds of images. When I go to 'Package' the project, I get a warning message that 8 of the images are RGB (which I don't want as it's going to print). So, InDesign has identified that there's 8 RGB images, and it must know which ones. But is there any way I can find out where they are? The only way I can think of is to click on every individual image in the document, one-by-one, and refer to the 'Link info' panel. Does anyone know a quicker method? Thanks

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Guru , Nov 16, 2016 Nov 16, 2016

You're looking at the Summary

RGB alert.png

Click on Links and Images and you'll see a list of all the images, which ones are RGB, and what pages they are on.

RGB.png

But as many others will tell you, converting RGB to CMYK is no longer the optimum workflow. These days we let the print machine driver do the conversion at the proper values for that press.

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Nov 16, 2016 Nov 16, 2016

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You're looking at the Summary

RGB alert.png

Click on Links and Images and you'll see a list of all the images, which ones are RGB, and what pages they are on.

RGB.png

But as many others will tell you, converting RGB to CMYK is no longer the optimum workflow. These days we let the print machine driver do the conversion at the proper values for that press.

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Nov 16, 2016 Nov 16, 2016

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You can also create a Preflight profile to search for RGB images.

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Both good solutions - thanks guys!

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