Question for Corel Experts

[Modelexis]

I don't know much about these graphics programs, but im printing a file that came out of corel and there was a few different red pieces and one of the pieces was a really bright red and the others were kinda dull.

So I opened up corel and used that color picker and this is the difference between the two red colors, the black box thing is on top of the bright red.


So how was this made?
How can I make the rest of the colors match this bright red since I cannot figure out how to.

Sorry for the odd question, I'm very new to this sort of thing.

What does that box mean?

[Afrodeziak]

The file itself is either set-up for RGB or CMYK colour systems.

With that said, you can actually use both colour pallettes. So say it's a CMYK file, you could actually have a RGB red and a CMYK red side by side and they probably wouldn't look right.

Select with the colour picker and then double click on the colour selected to see if it's a CMYK or RGB #