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Subject: how to define a global color?
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Hello,

how can I define a color inside of say an itemization?

If I say \definecolor[name][color] inside of an itemization, the 
definition is lost after the \stopitemize.

Is there something like a \global\definecolor?

Yours
Uwe Koloska

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