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Choose this command to create, edit and delete spot colors.
Choose this command from the '''Map''' menu to create, edit and delete spot colors. Read the '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spot_color Wikipedia Article]''' to get an impression what spot colors are.


To achieve highest quality maps are often printed with spot colors. Spot colors are also referred as PMS (Pantone matching system) colors.
High quality maps are often printed with spot colors. Spot colors are also referred as '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantone_Matching_System#Pantone_Color_Matching_System PMS (Pantone matching system)]''' colors.


Choose '''[[View_Mode#Spot_Color_Mode|Spot Colors]]''' in '''View''' menu to get a simulation of the spot color printing
Choose the '''[[View_Mode#Spot_Color_Mode|Spot Colors]]''' command in the '''View''' menu to get a preview of the spot color print.


*'''Visible:''' Check this option to display the spot color.
If you choose the '''Define Spot Colors''' command in the '''Map''' menu, you will get to the '''Define Spot Colors''' dialog:
*'''No. (Number):''' Enter here a number for the spot color.
 
*'''Name:''' Enter here a name for the spot color.  
[[File:DefineSpotColors.PNG]]
*'''Halftone Frequency:''' This determines how fine the typesetter will present half-tone screens. The standard value is 150 lines per inch.
 
*'''Halftone Angle:''' This determines the angle of half-tone screens. The standard value is 45°.
A table shows all currently defined spot colors. The columns provide the following information:
: [[File:Hint.jpg|hint]] If dotted areas are rendered as a half-tone screen, then the half-tone screen angle should be different from the angle of the dots to avoid Moiré effects on the printed map.
 
* '''V (Visible):''' If you click the eye icon in this column you can hide or display a spot color.
* '''No. (Number):''' Enter here a number for the spot color.
* '''Name:''' Enter here a name for the spot color.  
* '''Halftone Frequency:''' This column determines how fine the typesetter will present halftone screens. The standard value is 150 lines per inch (lpi). Read more about this topic in the '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halftone Wikipedia Article]'''.
*'''Halftone Angle:''' This determines the angle of halftone screens. The standard value is 45°. Read more about this topic in the '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halftone Wikipedia Article]'''.
: [[File:Hint.jpg|hint]] If dotted areas are rendered as a halftone screen, then the halftone screen angle should be different from the angle of the dots to avoid Moiré effects on the printed map.
*'''Appearance:''' These values are used for the spot color view (the spot color view is a simulation of the map printed with spot colors). They are also used when exporting the map in the AI and PDF format with spot colors.
*'''Appearance:''' These values are used for the spot color view (the spot color view is a simulation of the map printed with spot colors). They are also used when exporting the map in the AI and PDF format with spot colors.
* '''Move up''': Click this button to move up the selected spot color.
 
* '''Move down''': Click this button to move down the selected spot color.
In addition, you have the following functions:
* '''Move up''': Click the '''Move up''' button to move up the selected spot color.
* '''Move down''': Click the '''Move down''' button to move down the selected spot color.
* '''Add''': Click this button to create a new spot color.
* '''Add''': Click this button to create a new spot color.
* '''Delete''': Click this button to delete the currently selected spot color
* '''Delete''': Click this button to delete the currently selected spot color.

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Choose this command from the Map menu to create, edit and delete spot colors. Read the Wikipedia Article to get an impression what spot colors are.

High quality maps are often printed with spot colors. Spot colors are also referred as PMS (Pantone matching system) colors.

Choose the Spot Colors command in the View menu to get a preview of the spot color print.

If you choose the Define Spot Colors command in the Map menu, you will get to the Define Spot Colors dialog:

DefineSpotColors.PNG

A table shows all currently defined spot colors. The columns provide the following information:

  • V (Visible): If you click the eye icon in this column you can hide or display a spot color.
  • No. (Number): Enter here a number for the spot color.
  • Name: Enter here a name for the spot color.
  • Halftone Frequency: This column determines how fine the typesetter will present halftone screens. The standard value is 150 lines per inch (lpi). Read more about this topic in the Wikipedia Article.
  • Halftone Angle: This determines the angle of halftone screens. The standard value is 45°. Read more about this topic in the Wikipedia Article.
hint If dotted areas are rendered as a halftone screen, then the halftone screen angle should be different from the angle of the dots to avoid Moiré effects on the printed map.
  • Appearance: These values are used for the spot color view (the spot color view is a simulation of the map printed with spot colors). They are also used when exporting the map in the AI and PDF format with spot colors.

In addition, you have the following functions:

  • Move up: Click the Move up button to move up the selected spot color.
  • Move down: Click the Move down button to move down the selected spot color.
  • Add: Click this button to create a new spot color.
  • Delete: Click this button to delete the currently selected spot color.
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