Colour Format

Hello there,
I am a beginner in Photoshop.I have designed a handbill for a meeting.I have designed it in CMYK mode..I want to convert it into RGB mode,how can i change it?Please help me.

Good day!
Which CMYK and which RGB?
One can convert with
Image > Mode > …
but the more proper way (because the RGB and CMYK Working Spaces may not always be the intended ones) is
Edit > Convert to Profile
Regards,
Pfaffenbichler

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You're absolutely correct. I was referring to notes make a number of years ago in regards to iPhoto 5 and that RGB was recommended for both books and prints.
I was confusing CMYK with Grayscale with Dot Gain 20% profile when stating iPhoto didn't support it which it didn't fully support until iPhoto 9.
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The above may seem either obvious to most of you or possibly not the best way of doing things but since the results worked for me and I found them tough to arrive at, it may be of use to others hence my post.
I would like your feedback on this process, have I done something wrong / could do better? If so please let me know. I am keen to improve.

I would copy and paste into InDesign forum. Text should stay 100% black. Any other black (like solid boxes or thick lines), I usually use a rich black swatch I created at 40/40/40/100. Looks 10 times better than just 100% black.

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