Why does my edition look "washed out"?
Sometimes, the PDF will need to be flattened so as to preserve the color when being converted to a digital edition.
To correct the color issue, the file needs to be saved as a postscript file, and converted back to a PDF before uploading so the colors within the digital edition stay crisp and match the transparency of the PDF. To save the file as a postscript, simply save the pdf as a .ps (postscript) then convert it back to a PDF, then upload into the admin portal.
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