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DOC-3155: Remove references to skin tool from the tinymce/6 documentation content. #3642

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2 changes: 0 additions & 2 deletions modules/ROOT/pages/creating-a-skin.adoc
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This section provides information on how to manually create a new skin to customize the appearance of {productname} {productmajorversion}.

The {productname} Skin Tool provides an interactive method for designing and creating a skin for {productname}, visit: http://skin.tiny.cloud/[http://skin.tiny.cloud/].

== Prerequisites

This guide assumes:
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To create a skin interactively, visit http://skin.tiny.cloud/t5/[the {productname} 6 Skin Tool]. For information on manually creating skins for {productname}, see xref:creating-a-skin.adoc[Creating a skin].
For information on manually creating skins for {productname}, see xref:creating-a-skin.adoc[Creating a skin].

NOTE: Developers often confuse the difference between {productname} "themes" and "skins". A *Skin* in {productname} is used to make changes to the appearance of the editor, for example, colors, margins, padding, fonts, icons, etc. A *Theme* creates the editor construction (left, top, bottom, or right of the editing area - vertical or horizontal, inline or outside, etc.). A skin usually changes the color scheme of a button, dialog, etc. while the theme applies to the whole editor including its functionality and has child skins to change the appearance.

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