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Adding a spot color - Global Library, Tools, Spot Color Editor, Close, Color, Spot color library

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52 Chapter 6-Managing color Adding a spot color - Global Library 1. From the Tools menu, select Spot Color Editor. 2. In the Spot Color Editor dialog box, click Add. 3. Type the new color name as it is in the original file. Note: The spot color names are case sensitive and should match the names that appear in the original file. 4. Change the CMYK values, displayed on the right side of the Spot Color Editor window, as required. 5. Click Save. 6. Click Close. The new color is added to the custom dictionary. If you created a new spot color for an RTP job, re-RIP the job before printing. Editing a spot color - Global Library 1. From the Tools menu, select Spot Color Editor. 2. Perform one of the following actions: ○ In the Color list, search for the desired color. ○ In the Spot color library list, select the color dictionary that contains the color that you want to edit. Note: Use the PANTONE C dictionary if you are working with an application such as Adobe InDesign. 3. Select the required color. The color's CMYK values and color preview appear on the right side of the Spot Color Editor window. 4. Change the CMYK values as required. 5. Click Apply. The new color is added to the custom dictionary. 6. Click Close.

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Adding a spot color - Global Library
1.
From the
Tools
menu, select
Spot Color Editor
.
2.
In the Spot Color Editor dialog box, click
Add
.
3.
Type the new color name as it is in the original file.
Note:
The spot color names are case sensitive and should match the
names that appear in the original file.
4.
Change the
CMYK
values, displayed on the right side of the
Spot Color Editor window, as required.
5.
Click
Save
.
6.
Click
Close
.
The new color is added to the custom dictionary.
If you created a new spot color for an RTP job, re-RIP the job
before printing.
Editing a spot color - Global Library
1.
From the
Tools
menu, select
Spot Color Editor
.
2.
Perform one of the following actions:
○
In the
Color
list, search for the desired color.
○
In the
Spot color library
list, select the color dictionary that
contains the color that you want to edit.
Note:
Use the PANTONE C dictionary if you are working with an
application such as Adobe InDesign.
3.
Select the required color.
The color's CMYK values and color preview appear on the
right side of the Spot Color Editor window.
4.
Change the CMYK values as required.
5.
Click
Apply
.
The new color is added to the custom dictionary.
6.
Click
Close
.
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Chapter 6—Managing color