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When selecting "Simulate Print Colors" (tsktsktsk; shouldn't that be Colurs?) the color line on the bottom doesn't refect the new hue/tint/colour of the choosen model. Only when changing the colour the color line shows the different hue. This means that when one changes the output model one has to change all the colours before you can have an actual guess what the colour will look like.
(tsktsktsk; shouldn't that be Colurs?)
..hmm
;-)
Our US friends can't handle too many vowels in their palette.
Hello Michael - Actually Colour is spelled Color in the US.
The color space is simulated CMYK. So if you create a drawing or a bitmap, it will display in simulated CMYK.
That said, you are correct. The screen palette should display in simulated colors as well.
Or we have no use for unnecessary vowels. :)Quote:
Our US friends can't handle too many vowels in their palette.
Or like we do here (even though we generally spell it with the u) you can just accept that both ways are correct :)
Or here where we typically has no idea why there are two versions and how to pronounce correctly, good to get know that in this thread :D Maybe the use of it in Australia missing yet :)
Thanks for reporting this, Michael.