Adding colors from other documents and merging swatch namesWhen you copy objects from one document to another, any swatches (global process colors, spot colors, patterns, or gradients) contained in the object are added to the destination document's Swatches palette. If swatches in the two documents have the same name, but different color values, a warning dialog appears and you can choose to either add the duplicate swatch or merge the swatches together and use only one set of color values. If the color spaces of the source file from which you are copying or dragging the object do not match the color spaces of the destination document, the color spaces will be determined by options that you select in the Color Settings dialog box. (See Producing Consistent Color.) You can also merge swatches together using the Merge Swatches command. When you merge swatches together, all objects painted with either of the swatch colors will be updated with the merged swatch color. To add color, gradient, or pattern swatches from one document to another:
To merge multiple colors in the Swatches palette:
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