Print single plate Applescript

Question

The following script will turn off all plates (colors) except the one spot, open the print dialog, and the resulting .ps file will have only one spot color.
However if I include "print without dialog" I get all plates.
Any thoughts on why/how to avoid getting all plates
tell application "Adobe InDesign CS3"
tell active document
tell print preferences
-- set other properties for example, active printer style
set color output to separations
set printer to postscript file
set PPD to "Xerox DocuColor 2006"
set print file to "Chaco:Users:tpetrill:Desktop:TEST2.ps"
end tell
end tell
set print ink of ink "Process Magenta" of document 1 to false
set print ink of ink "Process Cyan" of document 1 to false
set print ink of ink "Process Yellow" of document 1 to false
set print ink of ink "Process Black" of document 1 to false
-- set print ink of ink "RF.tp" of document 1 to true
tell active document
-- print without print dialog
end tell
set print ink of ink "Process magenta" of document 1 to true
set print ink of ink "Process Cyan" of document 1 to true
set print ink of ink "Process Yellow" of document 1 to true
set print ink of ink "Process Black" of document 1 to true
end tell

Answer 1

On 19/2/08 2:09 AM, "Tom Petrillo" <[email protected]> wrote:<br /><br />> tell print preferences<br />> -- set other properties  for example, active printer style<br /><br />I don't see that you actually set an active printer preset. You probably<br />should, because it's possible that the preset last used to print from the<br />document contained settings incompatible with your ink settings (for<br />example, if it was printed to an inkjet or something similar).<br /><br />-- <br />Shane Stanley <[email protected]>