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Re: keep the brushes, swatches

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From: BobHill
Date: Sun, 12 May 2002 18:10
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Didier, 

When you make a swatch/brush in a document it becomes part of that document. Thus if you open a new document you can go to it (the hard way) by Windows, Swatch or Brush Libraries and click on Other Libraries which gives you a regular "open" menu. Path to the file you made the swatch or brush in and you'll get it. The easy way is to put this brush/swatch into your Adobe Illustrator Startup_CMYK/RGB.ai files. Then you'll have them in ALL new documents. You'd do this by opening the file which contains the brush/swatch and have it open in your layout, then Copy paste it into Startup file, recreate the swatch or brush as you did originally, then Save.  

Bob
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