I'm having problems trapping text in InDesign. The text I have has a drop shadow that is not knocking out. I'm sure I'm missing something easy!
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Do you mean the text itself is knocking out? Or do you mean the drop shadow is knocking out? Because I think drop shadow is suppose to overprint the background to give an effect of a shadow.
The shadow prints fine, but it also overprints the whole text. The design was Black/Silver ...the text was black with a silver shadow. When it printed the silver completely overlayed the black text.
I want the black text to knock out the silver below it.