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User Guide
FOCOLTONE Consists of 763 CMYK colors.
FOCOLTONE colors help avoid prepress trapping
and registration problems by showing the
overprints that make up the colors.
A swatch book with specifications for process and
spot colors, overprint charts, and a chip book for
marking up layouts are available from
FOCOLTONE. (Contact FOCOLTONE INTER-
NATIONAL, Ltd. in Stafford, United Kingdom.)
TOYO Color Finder 1050 Consists of more than
1000 colors based on the most common printing
inks used in Japan. The TOYO Color Finder 1050
Book contains printed samples of Toyo colors and
is available from printers and graphic arts supply
stores. (Contact Toyo Ink Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
in Tokyo, Japan.)
ANPA-COLOR
Commonly used for newspaper
applications. The ANPA-COLOR ROP Newspaper
Color Ink Book contains samples of the ANPA
colors. (Contact the Newspaper Association of
America in Reston, Virginia, U.S.A.)
DIC Color Guide
Commonly used for printing
projects in Japan. (Contact Dainippon Ink and
Chemicals, Inc. in Tokyo, Japan.)
Using other color pickers
In addition to the default Adobe Photoshop Color
Picker, you can use the built-in color picker on
your system or a plug-in color picker to select
colors. Any plug-in color pickers you install appear
under Color Picker in the General Preferences
dialog box. For information on installing and
using a plug-in color picker, see the documen-
tation that came with the plug-in.
To use the Windows Color Picker:
1
Choose File > Preferences > General.
2
For Color Picker, choose Windows and
click OK.
3
Click the foreground or background color
selection box in the toolbox.
The Windows Color Picker lets you select colors
from an array of basic colors or define up to 16
custom colors based on the HSB or the RGB color
model, but it does not alert you to nonprintable
colors.
4
To choose a color from the Basic Colors palette,
click the color you want.
5
To specify a custom color, click Define Custom
Colors to open the Custom Color Selector. This
dialog box functions similarly to the Adobe
Photoshop Color Picker. Specify a color by using
the color field and color slider or by entering
numerical values for each color component.
The new color is displayed on the left side of the
Color/Solid box. The right side of this box displays
the solid color closest to the color you have
specified. (You can choose the displayed solid
color by double-clicking the right side of the box.)
6
When you are satisfied with the color, click Add
to Custom Colors to add it to the Custom Colors
palette.
7
To choose a custom color from the Windows
Color Picker, click the color you want.
8
Click OK.
(See your Windows documentation.)