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Applying Color
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The Tint slider in the Color palette is used to modify a global color’s intensity. The tint
range is from 0% to 100%; the lower the number, the lighter the tint will be. The Tint slider
only appears in the Color palette when a global color is selected. It is the slider that
appears directly to the right of the letter “t.”
range is from 0% to 100%; the lower the number, the lighter the tint will be. The Tint slider
only appears in the Color palette when a global color is selected. It is the slider that
appears directly to the right of the letter “t.”
Note: To ensure that a process color is global, make sure the Global option is selected in
the Swatch Options dialog box. (See
the Swatch Options dialog box. (See
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To change the color or tint of objects with the same properties:
1 Select an object using one of the following methods:
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To select all objects with the same style, select an object with the style or choose the
style from the Styles palette. Then choose Select > Same > Style.
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To select all objects with the same fill or stroke color, select an object with that fill color
or choose the fill color from the Color palette or Swatches palette. Then choose Select >
Same > Fill Color or Select > Same > Stroke Color.
Same > Fill Color or Select > Same > Stroke Color.
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To select all objects with the same stroke weight, select an object with that stroke
weight or choose the stroke weight from the Stroke palette. Then choose Select >
Same > Stroke Weight.
Same > Stroke Weight.
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To apply the same selection options using a different object (for example, if you have
already selected all red objects using the Same Fill Color command and now you want
to search for all green objects), select a new object and then choose Select > Reselect.
to search for all green objects), select a new object and then choose Select > Reselect.
2 In the Color palette, drag the Tint slider or enter a tint value in the Tint Percentage
text box.
text box.
To change a global process color or a spot color throughout a file:
Replace a color swatch in the Swatches palette using one of the following options:
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Alt-drag (Windows) or Option-drag (Mac OS) a swatch from the Swatches palette over
the swatch you want to replace.
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Alt-drag (Windows) or Option-drag (Mac OS) a color from the Color palette over the
swatch you want to replace.
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Alt-drag (Windows) or Option-drag (Mac OS) a color from the Fill box or the Stroke box
over the swatch you want to replace.
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Double-click the swatch and edit the color in the Swatch Options dialog box.
To change the tint of a global process color or spot color:
1 Select a color swatch in the Swatches palette.
2 In the Color palette, drag the Tint slider or enter a tint value in the Tint Percentage
text box.
text box.
To save a tint in the Swatches palette:
1 Create a tint by modifying the swatch.
2 Save the tint in the Swatches palette using one of the following:
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Drag the Fill or Stroke box in the toolbox to the Swatches palette.
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Click the New button in the Swatches palette.