Re: Manipulating color swatches in Applescript

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From: CouponBoy
Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2003 17:45

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Well Gosh darn it! :-) I think that "Cyan" should be the name of the swatch currently known as C=100M=0Y=0K=0. This is dumb. Obviously its an ink name, but it can also be the name of the swatch that is only that ink. Quark had it named Cyan forever and a day, and everyone knows what it means.
Perhaps someone can pass our request along?
CP

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