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Hi all, Herbert, <BR>
<BR>
> please update your MikTeX installation<BR>
I did and it worked. Thank you. <BR>
<BR>
Now I have one more question (or two) regarding colors. <BR>
<BR>
With the preamble <BR>
<BR>
....<BR>
\usepackage{pstricks,pstricks-add,pst-math,pst-xkey} %12/01/10<BR>%\usepackage[usenames]{color} %26/07/10<BR>....<BR>
<BR>
and in the text file <BR>
<BR>
\color{red}<BR>\noindent\textbf{Exercício} 192\quad\verb! <!$\,a,d_{_{b}},e_{_{a}}$\verb!>!\par %ema192<BR>\nobreak<BR>\medskip<BR>\nobreak<BR>\newrgbcolor{qqwuqq}{0 0.3921568627 0}<BR>\newrgbcolor{MyBrickRed}{1.0 0.25 0.25}<BR>\newcmykcolor{MyLightMagenta}{0.1 0.8 0 0.1}<BR>%\definecolor{BrickRed}[named]{BrickRed}<BR>\normalcolor<BR>\textcolor{qqwuqq}{this is qqwuqq} ou ainda \textcolor{MyBrickRed}{this is MyBrickRed} ou ainda <BR>\textcolor{MyLightMagenta}{This color is MyLightMagenta}<BR>%\textcolor{BrickRed}{this is BrickRed}<BR>
<BR>
I get nice colors. <BR>
<BR>
However, I have to change both the preamble to <BR>
<BR>
....<BR>
%\usepackage{pstricks,pstricks-add,pst-math,pst-xkey} %12/01/10<BR>\usepackage[usenames]{color} %26/07/10<BR>....<BR>
<BR>and the text file to <BR>
<BR>
\color{red}<BR>\noindent\textbf{Exercício} 192\quad\verb! <!$\,a,d_{_{b}},e_{_{a}}$\verb!>!\par %ema192<BR>\nobreak<BR>\medskip<BR>\nobreak<BR>%\newrgbcolor{qqwuqq}{0 0.3921568627 0}<BR>%\newrgbcolor{MyBrickRed}{1.0 0.25 0.25}<BR>%\newcmykcolor{MyLightMagenta}{0.1 0.8 0 0.1}<BR>%\definecolor{BrickRed}[named]{BrickRed}<BR>\normalcolor<BR>%\textcolor{qqwuqq}{this is qqwuqq} ou ainda \textcolor{MyBrickRed}{this is MyBrickRed} ou ainda <BR>%\textcolor{MyLightMagenta}{This color is MyLightMagenta}<BR>\textcolor{BrickRed}{this is BrickRed} <BR>
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in order to get the predefined color BrickRed. <BR>
<BR>
What should I do in order to get all those predefined colors <BR>
in the color package together with pstricks? <BR>
<BR>
Moreover, is it possible to know the definitions of the predefined colors <BR>
in terms of commands such as <BR>
<BR>
\newrgbcolor{BrickRed}{? ? ?} <BR>\newcmykcolor{BrickRed}{? ? ? ?} <BR>
<BR>
Thank you. <BR>
<BR>
Luis <BR>
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