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August 11, 2010 at 2:28 pm #56648
Theunis De Jong
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No idea why it's designed that way. Perhaps it's swatches that were added later on, since you can just create any color you want using the RGB or CMYK sliders.

But of course you can use its pendant: add unnamed colors to swatches. That'll show you exactly what colors are applied, somewhere in your document.

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