Color Replacer advanced remake

[ddonnahoe]

Os, I like Lev's version because of the invert and the "No color" swatch. I still have the problem with the palette changing the colors that I just selected. Could you fix this in Lev's version or Lev, could you fix it and repost?

Cool, working OK now, great job!

Now that I've fooled with it a bit, it seems the "open palette" option is busted, no matter what palette I pick, it crashes with a "Invalid use of null" error and highlights this line of code:

Set pal = Application.Palettes.OpenFixed(Val(cb.List(cb.ListIndex, 1)))

LGD

[wOxxOm]

Ask Lev :-) 'cause it's his version, isn't it?

[ddonnahoe]

Fair enough. I just figured since you fixed it in yours you would know where to look right away.

Hey Lev... Can you fix this? LOL

Folks, just added some features to Alex's macros. Now you can unlock objects and replace up to 8 colours at the same time.

I don't know if it's good place for this. I made 2 modifications in original Color Replacer:

1. (bigger one) I add set/unset overprints (I use it almost everyday).
2. (small one) I add cdrArtisticMediaGroupShape in one place and now it's replace color for Artistic Media Tool.

Hi friends,

Can anyone tell me is there any way to replace colors in bunch, currently i am using a color replacer advanced remake, its nice macro but i will more happy if this macro could replace lots of colors in one take.

(currently i was working on the textile design, so needs to work of lots of colors shade)

If there is a such already feature exist, please guide me.


Thanks.

I just read 3 posts above ... Says it can replace 8 color at once...

I am So Sorry, I was in hurry while posting (Only Checked first Post).

Again so Sorry, and thanks to point me at.

Thanks.

Hi Guys,

Love the color replacer, use it daily many, many times!!

Just one small issue...

It's not very solid when using symbols. If you have a symbol that is placed inside a powerclip, the Color Replacer misses it.

Is it possible to make this update so that it will replace all colours. It would mean a huge amount of saved time to me.

Thanks,

Brett