Follow these steps to learn more about importing colors and working with gradients.
1To create a new document, choose File > New > Document, and then click OK in the
New Document dialog box.
2To import the colors from a different InDesign document, use the following procedure:
•Use the Swatches palette menu and choose New Color Swatch.
•In the Color Mode pop-up menu, select Other Library and browse to find the ID_04
folder.
•Double-click 04_Color.indd (or 04_b.indd). Notice that the colors you created earlier
in this lesson appear in this dialog box list for the new document.
•Select the Green/Gold ...
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