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The colors (and color compositions) associated with spot colors are shown in
the following tables.
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Color composition for indicating spot colors
When printing full color and spot color simultaneously, the spot colors are
designated by the corresponding color compositions on the screen. Un-
like with single and spot color printing, there is no permissible range of
color compositions for designating the spot colors. You must use the color
compositions shown below to indicate the spot colors.
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Color compositions using RGB settings (n/100%)
r o l o c t o p S R G B
d l o G c il l a t e M 8 8 3 6 0
r e v li S c il l a t e M 4 7 6 7 7 7
a t n e g a M c il l a t e M 4 6 4 1 5 4
n a y C c il l a t e M 0 9 6 9 7
e t i h W 0 9 0 9 0 9
Note
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See your application’s manual for instructions on setting
up color components in your application. Using CMYK to
specify color components may result in colors that do not
match the desired metallic colors.
Also, some applications make internal adjustments to pro-
duce the displayed color components. In such cases, the
color components cannot be restricted and therefore me-
tallic colors cannot be used.
When using such an application, use the Multi-page mode
(See the preceding section for details.).
We recommend that you first make sure that your applica-
tion can handle the Multi-page mode for full color and me-
tallic color printing, by creating and printing a small test
image.
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The color components of spot colors have allowable
ranges, so colors similar to those listed above are printed
as spot colors.
Printing in Spot Color (Metallic and White Color printing) / Simultaneous Full Color + Spot Color Printing