1.Start text editing, and then highlight the part of text. 2.On the Type menu, point to Character, and then click Characters Palette. 3.On the C&E tab, under Color, select the color. 4.In the % box next to Color, enter the tint percentage (0-100). Notes •This works on text that is not outlined. On outlined text, to change fill color, use Supplementary fill/Outline color. •Spot colors are shown as circles, while process colors are shown as rectangles. Moreover, if the text is linked to a spot color page, all other spot colors are marked with a stop icon, to warn you that you are not supposed to use them in that text. |
1.Start text editing, and then highlight the part of text. 2.On the Colors and effects tab, select Outline. 3.In the Color list, select the stroke color, and then in the % list, select the tint. 4.In the Supplementary color: outline text fill box select the fill color, and then in the % list, select the tint. |
See Reverse text. |
Gradient for the fill color of text is available only in Fred4. See Applying special effects on text. |
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Press CTRL+ALT+Right arrow, and then click Favorite color. Then, press ALT+Right Arrow. To decrement, press ALT+Left Arrow, and to clear all such changes, press CTRL+ALT+Left Arrow. |
See also
Tie text color to the page section color