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	RGB Standing for Red, Green and Blue, RGB is the way a computer monitor displays color. Artwork is displayed electronically in RGB, but must be printed in CMYK or Spot Color. This is why the colors in your electronic proof may vary from your printed piece.
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RGB

Standing for Red, Green and Blue, RGB is the way a computer monitor displays color. Artwork is displayed electronically in RGB, but must be printed in CMYK or Spot Color. This is why the colors in your electronic proof may vary from your printed piece.

Click the word(s) below for its/their definition(s).