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I should also mention, that there's a checkbox down here at the bottom called add to CC library. CC libraries are cool because you can use them across, not just in design documents, but in Photoshop and illustrator and even some of Adobe's mobile apps but in this case, we don't want to do that, we just want it in this document so I'm leaving that turned off. Now in the vast majority of cases you're going to be creating process colors, not spot. So let's go ahead and change the color mode back to something else like CMYK, now I can change the color type back to process. Now, generally, if your document is going to be printed you probably want your color mode to be set to CMYK, on the other hand, if your document is mostly for onscreen viewing and maybe it's going to be printed to a desktop printer then an RGB color would be fine, or you could choose HSB which is technically another way of specking an RGB color. In this case, I'm going to leave it set to CMYK, then I can just choose a color here. I just move these sliders around but you could type in actual CMYK values if you want. Now I do need to point out that you should be very careful when picking colors on your screen, because the colors that you see on screen are probably not going to match what you see in print, believe me, I've been burned by that one myself. It's much better to pick CMYK colors from an already printed swatch book such as the True match or Pantone books and then type the values that the swatch book tells you to.