User Guide

Welcome to Corel Painter IX 9
Free Academic Courseware
Corel Painter academic courseware consists of complete lesson plans and exercises for
10 classes on a variety of subjects.
How to Use the Documentation
You can find answers to many of your questions in the Corel Painter User Guide and
the Help available from within the Corel Painter workspace.
The Corel Painter User Guide contains commonly used procedures and information. A
Portable Document Format (PDF) version of the Corel Painter User Guide is available
on the Corel Painter IX CD. Full-color versions of the Corel Painter User Guide can be
purchased from www.corel.com/painterix.
The Help gives you access to a full range of topics in a searchable format.
If you have any comments or suggestions about The Handbook, user guide, Help, or
tutorials, please contact us at www.corel.com/painterix/feedback.
Documentation Conventions
The following table describes important conventions used in the
Corel Painter User Guide and in the Help.
Convention Description Example
Multiple platforms The Corel Painter User Guide is
for both the Mac OS and
Windows platforms. As a
convention, Mac OS commands
precede Windows commands in
the text.
Hold down Command (Mac OS)
or Ctrl (Windows).
Modifier keys When a modifier key differs
between Mac OS and Windows,
the Mac OS modifier is listed
first, followed by the Windows
modifier.
“Command + I (Mac OS) or Ctrl
+ I (Windows)” means that
Mac OS users would press
Command + I and Windows
users would press Ctrl + I.