...
When a TIFF input file specifies an unrecognized spot color, the color name is added to the Separation Name list, and you can manually define the color values. When a TIFF input file name specifies a color that already exists in the Separation Name list, the software automatically uses the stored values, even if the TIFF file tags contain no separation data.
Defining a new spot color
- Select Edit > Separation Handling.
- In the Separation Handling dialog box, click the Edit (Pencil)icon
in the bottom left-hand corner of the panel. - In the Select Color dialog box, in the Separation name box, type a name for the new spot color.
Or, if a new unrecognized color name was automatically added to the list, select the new spot color. - Define the color values on one of the tabs (CMYK, HSB, Swatches), and click OK.
Modifying the values of a spot color
- Select Edit > Separation Handling.
- In the Separation Handling dialog box, in the Separation name box, select the color and click the Edit (Pencil)icon in the bottom left-hand corner of the panel.
- In the Select Color dialog box, edit the color values on one of the tabs (CMYK, HSB, Swatches), and click OK.
Modifying the values of a spot color in the Inventory Separations Panel.
- Select the color name and click the Edit (Pencil)icon in the bottom left-hand corner of the panel.
- In the Select Color dialog box, edit the color values in one of the tabs (CMYK, HSB, Swatches) and click OK.
...