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Article #2726Re: inconsistent color definitions
From: N_P_Grundtvig_Nielsen
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2008 06:33
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2008 06:33
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Watch the log to see which file is flagged as having an inconsistent colour, then open that file. Go to View > Colour > Definitions and try deleting the "inconsistent" colour: if it's used by anything, you'll get a warning. If you save a problem file as .mif and examine it (carefully, because .mif files can be a bit sensitive) in a text editor, you can search for the string "Color8" and find out exactly where the colour is being used.
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