Extract PDF color Info

Hi guys,.

How will I know which is the exact color of this font? I retouch tool > properties and I see the color, but not its composition RGB or CMYK. Here is a picture.

http://www.pixentral.com/show.php?picture=17OJ5HdLQPt1WRIF5JcbWn3GR3PR

Thanks for any info!

See you soon,.

If you have the Pro. version of Acrobat, you can open the object under the tool pane Inspector > printing Panel > overview of the release. Once you select the object Inspector in the menu drop-down overview, you can see color and value space.

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