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Article #16413Re: (AS) a whose clause problem...
From: Richard R�nnb�ck
Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2003 18:01
Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2003 18:01
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Jay, Here's how I *think* it works: Color can be for the application or for the document. If for application, it is similar to the default swatches that you see in the swatch palette in a document state, except that it is not a swatch... Color are not necessarily displayed in the swatches palette. If you use the UI (with the color palette ) to color something, you add colors, but not swatches, as you will see if you do a count of colors Let's say you want to check for RGB objects in your layout, just checking swatches want do, as it is very possible that a color not among the swatches was used. Checking the colors will do that, without iterating through every page item to check their properties
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