Digital BW, The Print

> Bingo!
> If you want to take it a bit farther, convert your original as gray to
> that profile, then convert again from the color version to a profile
> perhaps more optimized for color (less GCR), then blend to two files
> as desired being careful to assign, not convert, when combining. Then
> print "same as source".
> However, with the new printers, some may have no problem with the look
> of Max GCR for the whole enchilada..
> Tyler
>

Tyler thanks for indicating the workflow.
Actually, I was thinking (PS Col Pref being AdobeRVB and G2.2) of 
separating the BW part on another document, then convert to BW profile 
and turn it in color (mode/RVB). Col part would be converted to Col 
profile. BW part is paste back to the original Color document and 
disregard Col warnings (though I should not get any). Then print same 
as source, 9800 icm off.

As asked before, if I slightly toned the BW to cope with potential 
casts, GCR shouldn't be much of an issue, while I'd expect optimised  
greyscale output (this needs to be confirmed).

Thanks again Tyler

Olivier