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azande · 26th-October-2005, 10:44 PM

Yes, DCS stands for Desktop Color Separation, DCS 2.0 supports the primary colours (CMYK) and additional channel colours, but make sure is the 2.0 version you are using, the 1.0 only supports CMYK separation.

26th-October-2005, 10:44 PM	#4 (permalink)
azande Meglio del Cioccolato Demo Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 1,493 Status: No Status Rep Power: 3 Rep.: 814	Re: Photoshop/Illustrator help: please! Yes, DCS stands for Desktop Color Separation, DCS 2.0 supports the primary colours (CMYK) and additional channel colours, but make sure is the 2.0 version you are using, the 1.0 only supports CMYK separation.