TVCG and the related conferences asks for camera-ready .pdf in CMYK colorspace and with all fonts embedded, which can be not straightforward. Here is my procedure to do it. Before I recommend to use ghostscript for ps2pdf, but it will have issue with the new TVCG templates in http://www.cs.sfu.ca/~vis/Tasks/camera_tvcg.html. Thus it should be deprecated.Prerequisite softwaresWinEDT ghostscript Miktex Adobe Acrobat Professional Compile a .pdf embedded with all the fonts.Use Texify -> dvi2ps -> gswin32c. The switches of them are listed below. The switches are needed to generate .pdf 1) with "uncompressed figures", 2) embedding all fonts, and 3) in letter size.
Meanwhile, it can be seen that the options for ps2pdf and ghostscript are almost identical except that the operator= is replaced by #. The following 2 links provide more informaiton. Use # instead of = for ps2pdf options in Windows. MS Windows. Generate the final .pdf in CMYK space.Print the generated .pdf to Adobe PDF Printer, which allows you to specify color space. Also,
Changes for the packages caption/subcaptionIf the two packages caption and subcaption are used, please add the following lines:
Questions/IssuesBesides Adobe Acrobat Professional, does anyone know other solutions to convert the color space to CMYK?ReferencesFormatting Guidelines for TVCG: VAST/ InfoVis/ SciVis Papers 2013, http://www.cs.sfu.ca/~vis/Tasks/camera_tvcg.html.Setup of captions: http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/71114/achemso-single-column-abstract-and-helvetica-captions http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/29181/figure-and-table-numbers-in-caption-are-terminated-by-a-period-and-semicolon http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/95207/how-to-center-a-specific-caption |
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