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    Background:

    • CC libraries does not have support for Global Process Colors
    • Some users have spoken about InDesign – InDesign does not support Global Process colors
    • Illustrator does support process colors , global process colors and spot colors. The issue is specefic to global process colors – since it is not supported in CC Libraries. We have added the request to support in CC libraries backlog,

    Workaround:

    • Create Process colors in Illustrator and add it to CC libraries – deselect the global checkbox
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    The latest Beta build 29.0.0.9 now allows us to create a gradient from selected swatches, using two ways:

    1. Select swatches you need (use Cmd/Ctrl to select several) and drag-n-drop them onto the gradient strip in Gradient panel.
    2. Select swatches you need and choose the new 'Gradient from Swatches Selection' command from the Swatches panel’s flyout menu.

    In both cases new gradient stops will be spread uniformly, using the current order of swatches in the panel (not the order of selection).

    If you have artwork selected in the document while doing this, the gradient will be automatically applied to it.

    Please try the feature and comment back.

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    Maxim Bankovsky commented  · 

    Yes! Yes! A lot of time yes! It makes working processes much easier! It's like an everyday tool

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