User Guide

Color 97
Naming colors in a color set can be useful. You can then search for a color by name, or
annotate the colors you use, right in the document window. For more information on
searching for a color, refer to “To find a color in a color set” on page 94. For more
information about annotating colors, refer to “Annotating Colors” on page 98.
To add a color
1 Choose the color you want to add from the Colors palette, a color set, or an existing
image.
2 On the Color Sets palette, click the Add Color to Color Set button .
The color is added to the current color set.
3 If you like, double-click the color swatch to enter a name for the color.
You can change the name later by double-clicking on the swatch again and
entering a new name.
4 Repeat this procedure for all colors you want to add.
Because Corel Painter closes the current color set before displaying a new one,
select the color you want to add from the existing color set before you open
the destination set.
To delete a color
1 Choose Window menu > Color Palettes > Show Color Sets.
2 On the Color Sets palette, choose a color and click the Delete Color from Color Set
button .
3 In the warning dialog box, click Yes.
Corel Painter deletes the chosen color from the color set.
To replace a color
1 Choose the color you want to add from the Colors palette, a color set, or an existing
image.
2 Hold down Command (Mac OS) or Ctrl (Windows), and click the color you want
to replace.
The new color replaces the old one in the color set.