Re: Problem colors after exporting (cmyk/rgb)
Two ways to do this and both just Xara's RGB screen colour mode and export to PDF. Why wait to the final export to get the surprise! Why not just export your colour palette as small rectangles with of course as you say simulate printer colours switched on and see what the output is like in Acro, Pro would be the best but reader is OK. As Mike states above some colours are worse than others, dark reds and greens are bad, when it comes to maroons then working in RGB is just a guess. The next solution is to work to a known colour palette, you construct a colour wheel with about 100 known colours with their values and get a wet copy of that and only use these colours. This method means again there are no surprises when you output to PDF and if I was in your shoes I would buy a cheap CMYK laser printer for your desktop again to cut out much of the guess work.
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