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Ton Frederiks supported this idea ·
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Uwe,
I cannot see why it should not be possible to add a reference to a color profile with a color (swatch) or a document item. -
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You can now add AI templates to your library by dragging the file type into your library on the Creative Cloud Desktop application
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AdminFernando Centurion
(Product Manager, Adobe Systems Incorporated)
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Hi Claudio,
Can you provide details of how to replicate the current scenario?
How are you saving groups of colors?
Are you saving the colors to the Libraries Panel?
Are you using the colors from the Libraries Panel in the new document?
How are you using groups of colors?An error occurred while saving the comment See also this report on Process colors becoming Spot colors:
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-feature-requests/suggestions/31424344-global-color-swatch-changes-color-type-from-proces -
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An error occurred while saving the comment I said:
"I am not even touching the subject of Color Managed swatches in CC libraries. "
But I do here:
https://creativecloudassets.uservoice.com/forums/905281-report-bugs/suggestions/35562232-colors-are-not-color-managed-in-cc-librariesAn error occurred while saving the comment Looks like a problem with Lab colors.
An error occurred while saving the comment I tested some other Pantone solid colors added from InDesign to a CC library.
When used in Illustrator, they all become Process colors, 100% Magenta, but keep their Pantone name when added by double clicking the swatch in a CC library.
Illustrator objects (including color) are color managed when the right settings are made in the Color Settings.
You will get options how to habdle a mismatch.
But this does not work for single colors added from the Swatches panel, they are not color managed.