One of the things that drives my students crazy is when a color in Adobe InDesign looks different when displayed in Adobe Illustrator or Adobe Photoshop. How can the exact same color look totally different? That has to do with different color settings applied in each program. Fortunately, it is rather easy to synchronize all your Adobe application color settings so the color looks the same. To save the color settings:
Once you have saved the color settings, you can open or load them into InDesign or another Adobe application. To open the color settings:
A message in the Color Settings dialog box lets you know if all your Adobe applications are using the same color settings. If your copy of InDesign is part of the Adobe Creative Suite, you have an additional feature that allows you to easily synchronize all the applications in the suite. To synchronize color settings using Adobe Bridge:
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