Hi all. I have a 13 of pages of paragraph text. The text fill is black (RGB 0,0,0) throughout. No pen outline. No graphics. However, the Document Palette shows four wells - none, RGB 0,0,0, CMYK100 and RGB 0,0,0 (again). I usually only have the 'none' well showing. I have no idea what the others are referring to. How do I find out?
Shelley
The Document palette is sometimes behaving a bit odd, and may for example show multiple swatches or colors that don't appear to be in the document at all.Possible that it works better in X7, but to be honest I stopped using it in X6 because it was of very little value to me since it was not working as I expected.
Haj, Ronny! Ok, noted. It would explain things.
Hi, Hugh. This doesn't work. I selected all text and changed it to blue, then back to black. A blue well then appears, even though the palette in not set on Automatic. I reset the palette as you suggest, but the blue well is still there. So, it's remembering what used to be there, which is pointless and annoying. I'm beginning to believe Ronny, at this point, that it's just buggered! I assume I've imported text with these other Black settings and it's just remembering them. If I cut and paste the entire text unto a new document, it cleans it up and I only get the None" well (and interestingly, it only creates 10 pages, not 13).
You'd have thought the history would add KB's to the file - but the new file is actually 3KB's bigger!