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To clarify Di's point (about CMYK)-

CMYK is not just a matter of having black added to the mix (DI makes it sound like RGB is simply CMYK without the black), it's an entirely different color model than RGB (additive vs. subtractive).

It's also not entirely accurate to say that anything sent to print must be in CMYK. If you're doing large format printing (posters, backlit signs, etc.) you might be asked to send your files in RGB. And even with traditional print jobs you may be working with spot colors (in which case you definitely don't want to be in CMYK mode).

So just check first...

Tim