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if colorclass = "DIC", "FOCALTONE", "PANTONE®…", "TOYO", "TRUMATCH" then
colorspec = "libraryname",S or P,#,"colorsubclass",#.##,#.##,#.##,#.##,#.##,#.##
Example1: @DIC 399p spotB=[C]<"DIC","DIC 399p",S,4,"CMYK",0.55,0.14,0.47,0>
Example2: @PANTONE 259 HexC=[C]<"PANTONE® solid in hexachrome®
coated","PANTONE 259 HC",S,4,"Hexachrome",0.4,1,0,0.25,0,0>
if colorclass = "MULTI-INK", then colorspec = "colorname", "colorclass",I or C,#.##,#
Where:
I or C = the color is Ink alias or custom color.
I = Ink-alias
C = Custom Ink
#.## = the multi-ink percentage
# = the ink index. This value is written only for ink-alias components
Example: @Mink-M70Lab20=[C]<"MULTI-INK","Process
Magenta","CMYK",I,0.7,1"LAB-L50A45B–75spotB","LAB",C,0.2>
Applying a custom color
Once the colors are defined, they can be applied with the normal color tag. For
example, <c"Red">, or <c"Mink-M70Lab20">