Apply the last used color, Remove fill or stroke color – Adobe InDesign CS3 User Manual
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INDESIGN CS3
User Guide
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Color Picker
A. Previous color B. Current color C. Color spectrum D. Color slider triangles E. Color slider
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To define a color, do any of the following:
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Click or drag inside the color spectrum. Cross-hairs indicate the color’s position in the spectrum.
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Drag the triangles along the color slider or click inside the color slider.
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Enter values in any of the text boxes.
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To save the color as a swatch, click Add CMYK Swatch, Add RGB Swatch, or Add Lab Swatch. InDesign adds the
color to the Swatches panel, using the color values as its name.
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Click OK.
Apply the last used color
The Toolbox displays the last color or gradient you applied. You can apply this color or gradient directly from the
Toolbox.
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Select the object or text you want to color.
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In the Toolbox, click the Fill button or Stroke button depending on which portion of the text or object you want
to color.
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In the Toolbox, do one of the following:
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Click the Color button
to apply the last selected solid color in the Swatches or Color panel.
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Click the Gradient button
to apply the last selected gradient in the Swatches or Gradient panel.
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Click the None button
to remove the object’s fill or stroke.
Remove fill or stroke color
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Select the text or object whose color you want to remove.
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In the Toolbox, click the Fill button or Stroke button depending on which portion of the text or object you want
to change.
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