Applying a Gradiant in Color...Is this possible?

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    Default Applying a Gradiant in Color...Is this possible?

    I am using Adobe InDesignSC 3.0.1 with a Windows XP machine.

    I would like to apply a gradiant using a shade of blue and white but it seems like all I can use is black and white. I know this type of thing can be done in Photoshop, so I would think it could be done in InDesign as well.

    I tried checking the Help Menu and it is not working but I noticed something on the website here about something with XP possibly interfering with that. I'll have to look into that too.

    If anyone can help me figure out how to make a gradiant fill in various colors, I would appreciate it. Thank you!
    KR@adobeforums.com Guest

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    Default Re: Applying a Gradiant in Color...Is this possible?

    Use the swatch palette to add a new gradient swatch. Then just click on
    the gradient stops to add your color.

    Bob

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    Default Re: Applying a Gradiant in Color...Is this possible?

    Thanks Bob! You're awesome!
    KR@adobeforums.com Guest

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