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> I have an image in illustrator from which I'd like to change the color.
> If I change the color into the one I wish, the color is different when I
> paste it in photoshop. How can I obtain the right color?
> I fill the object using the paint bucket tool. Also, some other parts are
> filled, which shouldn't. How to prevent this?
>
> Thanks!

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> Inge wrote:
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> Firstly you need to have your colour profiles set up properly, but there
>
> can still be a slight difference between the programs when they are.
>
> Are the images going to be printed or used on the web? Which colour mode
>
> are you using, RGB or CMYK? Also when you state a different colour, do
>
> you mean a slight difference in the shade or a completely different colour?
>
> For your second point there are two ways to fill objects, one is the
> paint bucket and the other is by selecting the object and using the
> swatches palette and the colour palette. By using the second method you
> can alter both the fill and stoke colours.
>
> By other parts do you mean other objects? Sounds like you may have the
> main object grouped with the others. When you select the object do the
> other objects get selected as well, if so then you will need to ungroup
> them by using the command in the object menu.
>
> Stuart

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> Stuart wrote:
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> Also: you can only correctly fill objects when they are
> closed, closed paths. Maybe Inge has connecting paths?
>
> It is better to use the swatches Inge, and maybe you should
> update your swatches (search on adobe.com).

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> Inge wrote:
>
are[QUOTE][color=darkred]
>
>
> Firstly you need to have your colour profiles set up properly, but there
>
> can still be a slight difference between the programs when they are.
>
> Are the images going to be printed or used on the web? Which colour mode
>
> are you using, RGB or CMYK? Also when you state a different colour, do
>
> you mean a slight difference in the shade or a completely different

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>
> For your second point there are two ways to fill objects, one is the
> paint bucket and the other is by selecting the object and using the
> swatches palette and the colour palette. By using the second method you
> can alter both the fill and stoke colours.
>
> By other parts do you mean other objects? Sounds like you may have the
> main object grouped with the others. When you select the object do the
> other objects get selected as well, if so then you will need to ungroup
> them by using the command in the object menu.
>
> Stuart
>
>
>

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> I have an image in illustrator from which I'd like to change the color.
> If I change the color into the one I wish, the color is different when I
> paste it in photoshop. How can I obtain the right color?
> I fill the object using the paint bucket tool. Also, some other parts are
> filled, which shouldn't. How to prevent this?
>
> Thanks!

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> Inge schrieb
>
are[QUOTE][color=darkred]
>
> Inge, do us a favor....please use meaningful subjects
>
> "urgent please" is not significant.
>
> Imagine, everyone would use subjects like you do in this Newsgroup...
>
> - Help
> - Urgent
> - Problem
> - Help !!!
> - Not working
> - Please, please... HELP!!!
> - Problem
> - Help... problem
> - hmmmm...
> - Can anyone help me
> - Illustrator problem
> - I hate Illustrator, help!
> etc...
>
> hehe, sorry for my sarcasm ;-)
>
> Thanks!
>
> P.S.: Why do girls write subjects like: "please, please...HELP!!!" or
> "Problem" or "urgent please" ??? Some Guys also do it ;-)

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> Well.... I was really nervous, it would'nt work, it was friday and had
> to be ready... you know.
> Bye!

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