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CMYK, or process color, is the term for the inks used to add colors to books. Books that use these inks are called four-color books because they use a combination of cyan, magenta, yellow, and black to create a design's desired color. Books containing color photography or colorful art will use CMYK when printing. Solid inks can be used in tandem with CMYK to make the color stand out.

== Four color vs two color ==
As opposed to the versatility of four-color books, two-color books will not use CMYK and will instead only use black and another solid ink color.

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