Adobe illustrator 10 Manuale Utente

Click the Gradient button   to change the currently selected fill to the last-selected 

gradient in the Gradient palette.

Click the None button   to remove the object’s fill or stroke.

Double-click the Fill or Stroke button to choose a color with the Color Picker. See 

Use keyboard shortcuts to switch to Color, Gradient, or None: Press < to change the 
selection to a color; > to change the selection to a gradient; and / to change to None.

You use the Color palette to apply color to an object’s fill and stroke, and also to edit and 
mix colors—either colors that you create or colors that you selected from the Swatches 
palette, from an object, or from a color library. 

Selecting colors in the Color palette

1 Select an object using any selection tool.

2 Choose Window > Color. 

3 Select the Fill box or Stroke box in the Color palette or in the toolbox.

4 Do one of the following:

Position the pointer over the color bar (the pointer turns into the eyedropper), and click.

Adjust the Tint slider if using a global color from the Swatches palette. (See 

.)

Choose an RGB, Web Safe RGB, HSB, CMYK, or Grayscale color model from the Color 

palette menu, and use the sliders to change the color values. You can also enter 
numeric values in the text boxes next to the color sliders. 

An exclamation point inside a yellow triangle in the Color palette when using HSB or RGB 
color indicates that you have chosen an out-of-gamut color—that is, a color that cannot 
be printed using CMYK inks. The closest CMYK equivalent appears below the triangle. Click 
the CMYK equivalent to substitute it for the out-of-gamut color. 

A cube above the yellow triangle in the Color palette when using RGB, HSB, or CMYK color 
indicates that you have not chosen a Web-safe color. Click the cube to substitute the 
closest Web-safe color.