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color.hlp FHlpFram <MakerFile 4.0K> Footnote TableFootnote Index Headingd gotolink color.hlp:Overview "gotolink color.hlp:Define Views... #gotolink color.hlp:Define Colors... %gotolink color.hlp:Apple Color Picker &gotolink color.hlp:Color Set Picker... gotolink mainmenu.hlp:firstpage gotolink keymenu.hlp:firstpage gotolink index1.hlp:firstpage previouslink previouspage nextpage gotolink color.hlp:Overview "gotolink color.hlp:Define Views... #gotolink color.hlp:Define Colors... %gotolink color.hlp:Apple Color Pickerl &gotolink color.hlp:Color Set Picker... gotolink mainmenu.hlp:firstpage gotolink keymenu.hlp:firstpage gotolink index1.hlp:firstpage previouslinkx previouspage nextpage nextpage gotolink .hlp:lastpage gotolink .hlp:firstpage Introduction_ newlink Overview "gotolink color.hlp:Define Views... #gotolink color.hlp:Define Colors...iew gotolink char1.hlp:Overviewne gotolink para1.hlp:Overviewhlp gotolink graphic1.hlp:Overview gotolink print.hlp:Overview Define Color Views newlink Define Views...p:f *Define Color Views dialog box;colors:views newlink View 1.... 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Vi #gotolink color.hlp:Define Colors... #gotolink color.hlp:Define Colors...g nextpageTo nextpagene nextpagego nextpagesf nextpage <$lastpagenum> S <$monthname> <$daynum>, <$year>e "<$monthnum>/<$daynum>/<$shortyear>lp ;<$monthname> <$daynum>, <$year> <$hour>:<$minute00> <$ampm>r "<$monthnum>/<$daynum>/<$shortyear>pa <$monthname> <$daynum>, <$year>t "<$monthnum>/<$daynum>/<$shortyear> <$fullfilename> <$filename>d <$paratext[HiddenTitle]> <$paratext[HiddenStatement]> <$curpagenum>k c <$marker1> P <$marker2>ne (Continued) + (Sheet <$tblsheetnum> of <$tblsheetcount>) <$pagenum>i Heading & Page <$paratext> on page <$pagenum>li See Heading & Page %See <$paratext> on page <$pagenum>.g Table & Page 7Table <$paranumonly>, <$paratext>, on page <$pagenum>, ProductNamel <Default Font>FrameMaker Bodyet Running H/F 3 COLOR Introduction Define Color Views Color Definitions Apple Color Picker PANTONE Colors hortcuts Main Menu Running H/F 3 (continued) COLOR Introduction Define Color Views Color Definitions Apple Color Picker PANTONE Colors hortcuts Main Menu You can apply color to any text or object in a document. The colors that are Aavailable depend on the colors that are defined in the document. Help on color OFor information on the controls to view and define color, click an item in the = 8topic list to the right, or click an active area below. PThe Defin e Color Views dialog box sets up and displays color views. WThe Color Definitions dialog box defines the colors you can assign to text and objects. RFor information on assigning color to text, see Charac ter Formats and NParagr aph Formats . For information on assigning color to objects, see PGrap . For information on printing colors, see Print View menu > Color > Views Dialog box where you create or edit color views. A color view specifies how gh Jcolors are displayed on the screen. For each view you set up, you specify Owhich colors are visible, which are cut out, and which are not visible at all. ial FNote: On a monochrome monitor, all colors are black when visible. View 1 View 6 8Specifies the color view you want to display or set up. Normal 8Lists the colors that are visible in the selected view. Cutout 7Lists the colors that are cut out (shown as white when 7overlapping different colored objects) in the selected 1view. You may want to view cutout separations if re working on a monochrome monitor. By cutting * 1out a color when it appears in the foreground of i 3overlapping objects, you can better see how colors gh are assigned. Invisible 7Lists the colors that are hidden in the selected view. di /Text and objects assigned these colors are not w. visible. Get Default 2Applies the default settings to the selected view 7white appears in the Cutout list, and all other colors pin appear in the Normal list. Arrow buttons for moving colors from one scroll list to another. View menu > Color > Definitions Dialog box where you define, change, and delete colors that are stored with Hthe document. You define colors by mixing the color levels in the color w. Lsystem you re using. You can assign these colors to text and objects in the vi document. 1Specifies the name of the color you re defining, 2changing, or deleting. You can choose an existing 4color from the pop-up menu or, if you re defining a -new color, choose New Color and type a name. Cyan, Magenta, w. Yellow, Black 6Color Level scroll bars and text boxes that determine 1the mixture for the current color when using the e <CMYK color model . Specify a range from 0 to 100 , 1percent. You can change a color by adjusting the m values. Red, Green, Blue 6Color Level scroll bars and text boxes that determine 5the mixture for the current color when using the RGB <color model . Specify a range from 0 to 100 percent. 0You can change a color by adjusting the values. Hue, Lightness, Saturation 6Color Level scroll bars and text boxes that determine 2the mixture for the current color. These settings =appear when using the HLS color model . Specify a 3Hue from 0 to 360 degrees. Specify a Lightness and bar 3Saturation from 0 to 100 percent. You can change a cu color by adjusting the values. 4Shows the adjustments made to a color as you define b or change it. Current 6Shows the current definition of the color chosen from /the Name pop-up menu. If you re defining a new es. ;color, this swatch is black until you click Set. If you re t. 7changing the mixture of an existing color, this swatch 5shows the color s original definition, which you can 3compare to the New swatch as you adjust the color. Color Model 1Specifies the color model to use when defining a color. (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) Colors used s /by commercial printers. Use CMYK when creating g t 3color separations for four-color process printing. (Red, Green, Blue) Screen colors. The RGB 4system is used primarily for documents that will be distributed online. (Hue, Lightness, Saturation) Traditional color / 2system used by artists. Use this system if you familiar with color wheels. Other Items that help you define colors. 7Apple Color Picker displays the Apple Color Picker 0dialog box. This is the standard way to specify "colors in Macintosh applications. MoreCo 8PANTONE displays the PANTONE Colors dialog on &box where you choose a PANTONE color. #PANTONE (PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM ) th 5uses ink colors mixed in precise formulas that print i *shops can match exactly. Use PANTONE when creating spot colors. 2Adds the new color to the document or applies the .adjustments to the color you changed. You can 3create or change additional colors if you want to. 1When you click Done, the changes take effect and 3are applied to text or objects that use the color. Delete 0Deletes the color in the Name text box from the 5document. Text or objects that use the deleted color $ become black. Dialog box where you can select a color from a color wheel instead of Hspecifying numerical color values. You open this dialog box by choosing if SApple Color Picker from the Other pop-up menu in the Color Definitions Idialog box. If you install a system extension that replaces the standard ?Apple Color Picker, see the extension s documentation for more 3ar information. NClick or drag in the color wheel to select a color. Drag the scroll box up to 3make colors brighter or down to make them darker. JThe color values in the text boxes change when you click or drag. You can Lalso change the color values by typing in the text boxes or by clicking the 'arrows to the right of the text boxes. Dialog box where you choose a PANTONE color. You open this dialog box Aby choosing PANTONE from the Other pop-up menu in the Color h Definitions dialog box. =PANTONE (PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM ) uses ink colors mixed in 5precise formulas that print shops can match exactly. PANTONE 5Contains the name or number of the color to use. Use 2the scroll bar at the bottom of the dialog box to 5display the color, and click the color to select it. FrameMaker puts the color name or number in the of text box. 5If you know the name or number of the color, you can >type it in the text box. FrameMaker then displays the color. 5When you click OK, the selected color appears in the &Color Definitions dialog box. Rightx ContinuedT Referencei Continued` Continued of Continued Continued th Continued5di Header Footer RunningHeadU Title TOCSubTopic FromStatement SideH SideBody SideBody PBSideH SideBody SideBullet SideBulletException PBBody Button SmallRunningHeader Active Emphasis f Medium Double Thick Very Thin Builder Comment Macder Maker Windows Blackf White Green Magenta Yellow Helvetica Times-Roman Helvetica-Bold Timesy Helvetica Regular Regular Regular I7&@k m9!." color.hlp FHlpFram FHlpFram 4.0.3#4.0.3, Frame Technology 1988-1994 4.0.3 FrameMaker Version 4.0.3