The default color policy for importing and pasting files converts the colors of imported and pasted files to the color profile of the active document. If the color profile of the imported or pasted file matches the color profile of the active document, no color conversion is performed. For more information about color management policies, see Working with color management policies.
However, you can choose to view warnings about missing and mismatched profiles and set other color management options. For more information about how to view warnings, see To activate warning messages for missing and mismatched color profiles.
If color profiles are missing from a file, you can choose to assign specific color profiles to the file, and then convert its colors to the document color profiles. The color values of the file will change.
If a file contains color profiles that do not match the document color profile, the following options are available:
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Ignore embedded color profile, and assign the document color profile —
Color values are preserved, but the appearance of colors may change.
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Convert from embedded color profile to the document color profile (default
option) — The color of the imported file are converted from the embedded color
space to the document color space. The appearance of colors is preserved, but the
color values may change.
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Convert document colors to embedded color profile — Document colors are
converted to the color profile embedded in the imported file. The appearance and
color values of the imported or pasted file are preserved.
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Some files can be missing color profiles and contain mismatched color profiles at the same time. In such cases, you are presented with dialog boxes that include options for missing and mismatched color profiles.
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