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Re: Need Help Defining New Color

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From: Arnis_Gubins
Date: Tue, 03 Mar 2009 17:47
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stevenjs,

How exactly (i.e. what options, buttons, etc.) are you trying to get
the colour for your use?

If it's defined and you can see it in View 1 (these are FM's
pseudo-layers, you can toggle colours on or off in different views),
then it will be available to you in the various designers and in the
graphics palette tool.

To apply the colour to a "new"  line, you need to first set the colour
by clicking on the "Set Color" button (third up from the bottom on the
Tools Palette) and select it from the list. The swatch should change
to the selected colour.

Then draw your line and it should be rendered in the correct colour.

To change the colour of an existing line, either use the Graphics >
Properties and set the value in that dialog window, or select the line
and use the Set color button on the Tools palette to change it.
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