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Arnis,

You are probably correct about EPS files not bringing in color definitions; however, I have a book which when updated finds one document with an inconsistent color definition. If I delete the color definition from the document or do the copy-structure-to-blank-template method described in my earlier post, the inconsistent definition reappears after a few updatings of the book. I admit that I have not spent much time trying to figure out the source of the problem, but all referenced graphics are EPS, no PNGs or GIFs. The errant document references several old EPS files that use the inconsistent color, so I have always assumed that they are causing the problem. I may be wrong, but I can think of no other source of the inconsistency. Variants of the document are used in other books but with other EPS files, and the problem does not arise there.

Maybe the older version of EPS is causing the problem. I cannot open them in Illustrator CS2. In cases where I have had to edit one, I do it from a PDF of the document, and sometimes this causes the color to disappear.

Anyway, just thought I would add a few cents,
Van