Re: Need Help Defining New Color

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From: Sheila_Carlisle
Date: Tue, 03 Mar 2009 17:02

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The way I do it is to do View > Color > Definitions. The default "Name" is "New Color 1". Backspace through this default name and type in my preferred new name. Then click Add.

Now change the color values as needed. Click Done. The new color name should now appear in the list of colors in the document and be able to be selected.

For example, if I use Paragraph Designer, I can now see the new color's name listed under the Default Font > Color dropdown.

Be sure to save the document so that the new color is saved.

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