You should be able to do this with even the most basic image editing programme, but if you are just dropping the raw image file (jpeg in this case) into a word document, the answer is “No”. You would need to open the file in an image editing programme, change the colour and re-save it as a new file with a different name before adding it to your document.
You should be able to do this with even the most basic image editing programme, but if you are just dropping the raw image file (jpeg in this case) into a word document, the answer is “No”. You would need to open the file in an image editing programme, change the colour and re-save it as a new file with a different name before adding it to your document.
Most folks who read this list would just change the color of ink on the press after a single color plate was made.
John Henry
Cedar Creek Press
Thank you InkSprite and John Henry for your responses. Since I don’t have a press, I will try to edit the image. I appreciate your help!
You can change the color with image editing software like Adobe Illustrator.
Thank you, Sharecropper Press! Since I don’t have that software, I think I will just have it pressed—it will look much nicer.