Xerox CX 用户手册
The new color is added to the custom color dictionary.
If you created a new spot color for an RTP job, make sure you re-
RIP the job before printing.
RIP the job before printing.
Editing a spot color
1. From the Tools menu, select Spot Color Editor.
2. Do one of the following actions:
2. Do one of the following actions:
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In the Color list, search for the desired color.
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In the Spot color dictionary list, select the color dictionary
that contains the color you want to edit.
that contains the color you want to edit.
Note: Use the PANTONE
®
C dictionary if you are working in an
application such as Adobe InDesign
®
software.
3. Highlight the required color.
The color's CMYK values and color preview appear in the right
hand side of the Spot Color Editor window.
hand side of the Spot Color Editor window.
4. Change the CMYK values as required.
5. Click Apply.
5. Click Apply.
The new color is added to the custom color dictionary.
Deleting a spot color
You can only delete spot colors from the custom color dictionary.
1. In the Spot dictionary list, select Custom Dictionary.
2. From the list of custom colors, highlight the color you wish to
2. From the list of custom colors, highlight the color you wish to
delete.
3. Click remove (x) icon.
4. Click Yes to delete the color.
4. Click Yes to delete the color.
Printing a spot color chart
Setup and print a spot color chart in order to test the output.
In order to make sure that the spot colors will print correctly you
can send a test print of selected spot colors. According to the
results of the print out you can then make the necessary
adjustments to the spot colors using the Spot Color Editor.
can send a test print of selected spot colors. According to the
results of the print out you can then make the necessary
adjustments to the spot colors using the Spot Color Editor.
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Chapter 7—Managing color