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Article #1508Re: Print Color error message when updating book files
From: Art Campbell
Date: Mon, 01 Dec 2008 20:31
Date: Mon, 01 Dec 2008 20:31
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Yes, bringing in text from Word without cleaning it up (saving FM files to MIF and opening and saving that as FM) could do it. The correct color set would be your master template. If you don't have one, just pick any of the chapters that are working and printing correctly and use that as your master. If you'd like to be extra neat, go into the Color Definitions and delete the ones you're not using, then apply those to all files in the book. The only problem that you'd have is if you delete some colors that are actually in use; those would be converted to black. Art
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