deathbynosleep

I'm sure this has been covered, but i couldn't find it.

Lets say i have a 5 or 6 color design, and want to change all of the red to a blue. How do you select all reds? Sort of like in illustrator you can just click the magic wand, then click on the color you want to select. Is there something like this corel, that i just can't seem to find? Thanks for the help.

 

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DrFrank

Quote: Originally Posted by deathbynosleep I'm sure this has been covered, but i couldn't find it. Lets say i have a 5 or 6 color design, and want to change all of the red to a blue. How do you select all reds? Sort of like in illustrator you can just click the magic wand, then click on the color you want to select. Is there something like this corel, that i just can't seem to find? Thanks for the help.

Alas, I'm not sure if there is such a thing However, if you want to do this multiple times (for different T-shirt colours) it's probably easier to group all the same coloured items together so you can just click on one and then change the colour of all of them. That will save *some* time, at least.

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I know a back door method to changing colors.

First record in the CMYK values of the colors you wish to change.

Save the as an encapsulated postscript file.

Open the .eps file in a text editor.

Find a line which looks something like this "0.40 0.40 0.00 0.60 k"

In this example, the color is navy blue and consists of 40% cyan, 40% magneta, 0% yellow and 60% black.

Over in corel, look at the cmyk value of the new color you want, say an orange. 0% cyan, 40% magenta, 90% yellow and 0% black.

Globally replace "0.40 0.40 0.00 0.60 k" -> "0.00 0.40 0.90 0.00 k"

When you re-open the .eps in corel, all the navy blue should be replaced with orange.

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