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Re: Inconsistent color settings in book



On Wed, 31 Dec 2003 10:55:04 -0500, "Peter Desjardins" 
<peter.desjardins@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>I'm getting an "inconsistent color" error when I update a book file.  
>The situation is almost exactly as Ed Treijs described in the following 
>posting:
>
>> Subject: Weird FM 7.0 problem with inconsistent color setting
>> From: Ed Treijs <etreijs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2003 18:20:03 -0500
>
>I didn't see a reply in the archive though.


Hi Peter.  Ed replied to himself the next day.  ;-)

-- Jeremy H. Griffith, Free Framers list admin
   <jeremy@xxxxxxxxx>

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On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 11:24:39 -0500, Ed Treijs <etreijs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
wrote:

Yesterday I reported getting "Inconsistent color definition" messages, even
though the settings appeared the same.  Well, they DID appear the same in
the settings dialog, but I thought about this last night and figured I'd
look at the MIF files this morning.

Comparing the MIF files, we see:

frontmatter:

 <Color ^M
  <ColorTag `OfficialTableLight'>^M
  <ColorCyan  1.568619>^M
  <ColorMagenta  1.568619>^M
  <ColorYellow  0.000000>^M
  <ColorBlack  0.392166>^M
 > # end of Color^M


other files:

 <Color ^M
  <ColorTag `OfficialTableLight'>^M
  <ColorCyan  1.568619>^M
  <ColorMagenta  1.568619>^M
  <ColorYellow  0.000000>^M
  <ColorBlack  0.392151>^M
 > # end of Color^M

I decided the simplest way to deal with this was to change the ColorBlack
value in the MIF file to match that in the other files.  This has eliminated
the error.

I really can't see how any change a person could make in the Color
Definition dialog could have produced this subtle discrepancy.

I'll take this as a lesson about the usefulness of MIF to reveal stupid
differences like this that don't show up in settings dialogs.

Ed (now, if I could get a bit more confidence in 7.0p578) Treijs


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