1. CMYK
2. False. CMYK is strictly for print media. TV, crt monitors, projectors rely on a specific color model of light which is the RGB color mode.
3. RGB stands for Red, Green and Blue color model of light.
CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black
4. Click on either the Foreground or Background color swatch in the Tool Box or in the Color palette click on either Foreground or Background if active, or double click either one if not the active color.
5. In the Color Picker dialog box, to the right of the Color Slider and Color Field, in the RGB fields.
6. That you selected a color that Photoshop can't print through its standard print process
7. The Color Picker's dialog box shows it at the bottom right, next to the #.
8. a. By clicking on either Foreground or Background icon in the Tool box, which brings up the Color Picker, then choose your color.
b. Using the Color Palette and choosing a color
c. Choosing a color from the Swatch palette.
9. Use the Navigator Palette, using the slider or buttons to zoom in or out. You can also use the View Box to move around when you're magnification is set over 100%.
10. By using the Eye Dropper tool and clicking on the particular color.
