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fix spotcolor e= description
Now your output file should work beautifully with graphics embedded!
==Using the 'e' key to \definecolor definespotcolor to specify a spot colour name with spaces==
As an update to the above description on defining spot colours, you can now use the 'e' key when defining your spot colours in order to specify the precise colour names to be used by your ConTeXt set-up in the output file. For example:
<texcode>
% Define spot colours using 'e=....' to specify colour names to use in output fileset up the cmyk fallbacks
\definecolor
[PantoneThreeZeroEight]
[c=1,m=.05,y=0,k=.47,e=PANTONE 308 CV]
\definecolor
[PantoneTwoNineEight]
[c=.69,m=.07,y=0,k=0,e=PANTONE 298 CV]
% Define tints of spot colours to be used in document for colouring text
[DarkBlue]
[PantoneThreeZeroEight]
[p=1,e=PANTONE 308 CV]
\definespotcolor
[LightBlue]
[PantoneTwoNineEight]
[p=1,e=PANTONE 298 CV]
</texcode>
(Tested only on minimal Linux distribution dated 31 Aug 2005 8 May 2010 - can others confirm this
to be true across the board now?)
