How to manage custom price color categories
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Latest revision as of 11:18, 23 March 2020
(3.8.4 and above)
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N.B: To open this menù in Opera Job Management: from Archives, click on ColorsUsing this feature you can add generic color/custom finishes to your Colors Archive. Once you create a new color category, you can link it to a standard color using Price color field.
NOTE:Price color cannot be used in combination with any other default finish and color behaviour. This must be used as alternative for handling color prices.
Adding a new color category in colors Archive
- Click on button
to start.
- Add the name of the Category color and its beloging System.
- Add description of the color category
- Set the price of the color category.
Set RGB color
- Click on button
and open Color definition dialog
- Use R G B fields to create your color and press
to save.
- Press
to save the color category.
Adding colors to a color category
- Edit an existing color from archive using
button.
- Click on Price color and select the color category previously added
