Is there a way to create multiple global swatches with an existing swatch group? I have shift+clicked the swatches in the group and went to the group folder but the convert process to global tickbox is greyed out.
When I go to add a swatch group to the swatches panel say basic RGB it opens it in a new window?
Can’t find this anywhere, tried the popular online converters.
I am following a tutorial that uses InDesign CC. I am currently practicing on InDesign CS6. The tutorial is talking about CC libraries. I added a new library to my CS6 document and created new swatches which I would like to add to my library but it will not allow me.
I’m looking for a way to use one color in multiple different layers, and then be able to change that color in all the layers in one single place.
I’m trying to perform an image-trace on a bitmap artwork. The vector result will then be cut into glass, and I need to have exactly 60 colors, since we only have 60 colors of glass.
I did a three-color Live Trace, and output the colors to swatches. Now I’d like to assign each of these three (spot) colors to their own layer. I’m sure this is super easy, and I’m just over-looking something, but I could find no obvious command, nor could I drag the swatches to the layers palette. Some googling brought me to this site, although not to an answer. How do I do this? Thanks!
When opening a new image from a PNG file in Illustrator as the background for my artboard to trace over I am not able to select any color swatches the only available options are [none] and [registration].
InDesign displays [registration], 100% of each ink colour, as a swatch in the swatches palette. It’s impossible to remove the swatch.
I have a very reach swatch library in adobe-illustrator like food colors and…. But in adobe-indesign I don’t have many colors. Why? Can I import them to indesign?
