Hi bradymac,
I agree with titta. First just focus on the creative process and the ideas. Create everything in RGB. Save it in RGB.

Then, once you are happy with the results, use the drop down menu to select: Image, Split Channel, Split to CMYK. Then you have to save each of the CMYK layers.

To be on the safe side, I would save both formats. If need be, we can do the actual conversion from Paintshop RGB to Photoshop CMYK.

So don't worry. We are mainly focused on concept, layout and design...you know...the fun, creative part of this ;-)

Best wishes,
Lillian

Lillian Hawkins
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