Image changing colour

Hi there, hope someone can help me...
I've noticed recently that when I'm opening some images in
Fireworks, it is changing the colour scheme - ie it is currently a
2 tone dark and lighter blue logo, but when I open it in Fireworks
it changes to a paler blue and turquoise. If I open it with
anything else, it's fine, only fireworks which makes me think I've
got a setting switched or something.
Can anyone shed any light of this, I'm tearing my hair out
over it!
Adele

spookydel wrote:
> Hi there, hope someone can help me...
>
> I've noticed recently that when I'm opening some images
in Fireworks, it is
> changing the colour scheme - ie it is currently a 2 tone
dark and lighter blue
> logo, but when I open it in Fireworks it changes to a
paler blue and turquoise.
> If I open it with anything else, it's fine, only
fireworks which makes me
> think I've got a setting switched or something.
Was it designed in CMYK color space? If yes, that's probably
what's
causing the color shift. Fireworks is RGB based.
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