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Click the Full Radial icon to spread the center color out to soften the ●
gradient. This option is only available for radial gradients.
The following options are on the drop-down menu under the icon: 9
Add to Colors: to add your created gradient to the colors list for this ●
project. The Edit Gradient dialog displays, allowing you to name your new
gradient. The mixed gradient color you have created will appear on the
Colors palette.
Copy Gradient: Use this option to copy the gradient applied to the ●
selected item.
Copy Color Stops: Use this option to copy only the defined color stops of ●
the gradient applied to the selected item. You can then apply these color
stop definitions to another gradient.
Paste Gradient: Use this option to paste the copied gradient onto the ●
selected item.
Paste Color Stops: Use this option to paste the copied color stops onto ●
the existing gradient in the selected item.
Overprint Gradient: Use this option to set the overprint option, to prevent ●
knockout.
The mixed gradient color you have created will appear on the Colors palette, as a
background color called Mixed Colors, when the item the color is applied to is
selected. You can change the shade and opacity of all of the colors in the
gradient at one time using the Colors palette.
Editing a color
To edit an existing color, choose Edit > Colors, select the color you want to edit
in the Colors list, then click Edit to display the Edit Color dialog box. You can
also double-click the color you want to edit in the Colors list to display the Edit
Color dialog box.