Corel Photo Paint - 11 Instruction Manual
USER GUIDE
Corel PHOTO-PAINT® 11 User Guide
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Table of Contents
Welcome to Corel PHOTO-PAINT
Documentation conventions ................1
Installing and uninstalling applications ............2
Starting and quitting Corel PHOTO-PAINT ...........3
What’s new in Corel PHOTO-PAINT 11 ............4
About Corel Corporation .................4
Registering Corel products ................5
Corel support, services, and contact .............5
Other resources ....................7
Getting help
User guide and quick reference card .............9
Help available through the application window..........9
Using CorelTUTOR ..................11
World Wide Web resources ................11
Corel PHOTO-PAINT workspace tour
Corel PHOTO-PAINT terms ...............13
Exploring the application window ..............14
Toolbars ......................16
Toolbox ......................18
Property bar .....................22
Docker windows/palettes .................22
Status bar ......................23
Table of contents i
Viewing images and obtaining image information
Viewing images ....................25
Zooming ......................28
Obtaining image information ...............28
Using the guidelines, grid, and rulers
Setting up guidelines ..................31
Setting up the grid ...................34
Setting up the rulers ..................36
Working with color
Choosing colors ....................39
Creating custom color palettes ...............44
Changing color modes
Changing the color mode of images .............47
Changing images to the paletted color mode ..........49
Undoing, redoing, repeating, and fading
Undoing and redoing actions ...............53
Reverting to an earlier image state .............55
Repeating and fading actions ...............56
Bringing images into Corel PHOTO-PAINT
Opening images ....................59
Finding and inserting image content .............60
Importing files ....................62
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Scanning images....................63
Loading photos from a digital camera ............64
Starting new images ..................67
Working with vector graphics ...............68
Cropping, stitching and changing orientation
Cropping images ...................71
Stitching images together.................73
Changing image orientation ................75
Adjusting color and tone
Adjusting image color and tone ..............79
Changing image dimensions, resolution, and paper size
Changing image dimensions ................87
Changing image resolution ................89
Changing the paper size .................91
Retouching
Improving scanned images ................93
Removing red-eye ...................94
Removing dust and scratch marks..............95
Cloning image areas ..................97
Sharpening images ...................99
Erasing image areas ..................101
Smearing, smudging, and blending colors...........102
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Working with lenses
Creating lenses ....................105
Editing lenses ....................107
Combining lenses with the image background .........109
Masking
Distinguishing protected and editable areas ..........111
Defining editable areas .................113
Defining editable areas using color information .........117
Expanding and contracting editable areas ...........121
Inverting and removing masks ..............125
Cutting out image areas .................126
Applying special effects
Working with special effects ...............131
Applying preset styles .................133
Applying color and tone effects ..............134
Painting
Drawing shapes and lines ................151
Applying brush strokes .................154
Spraying images ...................158
Using a pressure-sensitive pen ..............160
Filling images
Applying uniform fills .................163
Applying fountain fills .................165
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Applying bitmap fills..................168
Applying texture fills..................171
Applying gradient fills .................173
Working with text
Adding and editing text .................177
Fitting text to a path ..................180
Working with objects
Creating objects ...................183
Selecting objects ...................186
Moving, copying, and deleting objects ............190
Grouping and combining objects..............192
Modifying objects
Transforming objects ..................195
Changing the edges of objects...............201
Adding drop shadows to objects ..............203
Working with object transparency .............206
Creating images for the Web
Exporting and optimizing images for the Web .........211
Creating images with transparent backgrounds .........214
Creating image maps ..................216
Slicing images ....................219
Creating and editing rollovers ...............224
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Creating and editing movies
Opening and playing movies ...............231
Creating movies ...................233
Modifying frame sequence and frame display time in a movie ....236
Saving movies ....................240
Saving and closing
Saving images ....................245
Saving images to different file formats ............247
Closing images ....................248
Managing color for display, input, and output
Working with color profiles ...............251
Publishing to PDF
Saving documents as PDF files ..............255
Reducing PDF file size .................257
Printing
Printing your work ..................259
Laying out print jobs..................260
Previewing print jobs .................261
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Welcome to Corel PHOTO-PAINT 1
Corel PHOTO-PAINT® is a complete image-editing application that lets you
retouch and enhance photos. Whether you’re correcting red-eye or exposure
problems, cutting out image areas , or creating and publishing images for the Web,
Corel PHOTO-PAINT gives you powerful tools that are fast and easy to use.
In this section, you’ll learn about
documentation conventions
installing and uninstalling applications
starting and quitting Corel PHOTO-PAINT
what’s new in Corel PHOTO-PAINT 11
Corel Corporation
registering Corel products
Corel support, services, and contact
other resources
Documentation conventions
The table below describes important conventions used in the user guide and Help.
Convention Description Examples
Menu } Menu command
list box
Control + click (Mac®
OS)
Welcome to Corel PHOTO-PAINT 1
Click the menu item
followed by the menu
command.
A list of options that drops
down, like a pop-up menu,
when a user clicks the down
arrow button.
Hold down the Control key
and click the mouse button.
Click File } Open.
Choose a brush from the
Brush type list box on the
property bar.
You can also delete an
object by Control +
clicking an object and
clicking Clear.
Convention Description Examples
A note contains information
that is important to the
preceding steps. It can
describe conditions under
which the procedure can be
performed
A tip contains suggestions
for performing the
preceding steps. It can
present alternatives to the
steps and other benefits and
uses of the procedure.
If you click the Equal
margins button, you must
specify values in the
Top/left margin boxes.
You can also launch Help
by pressing F1.
Installing and uninstalling applications
The application’s installer makes it easy to install Corel applications and components.
It lets you
install any Corel applications included in your software package
add components to a currently installed application
refresh files and configurations of currently installed applications
To install applications (Windows)
1 Close all applications.
2 Insert Disc 1 of the application into the CD drive.
If the Corel Installation wizard does not start up automatically, click Start on the
Windows® taskbar, and click Run. Type D:\Setup, where D is the letter that
corresponds to the CD drive.
3 Follow the instructions in the Installation wizard and select one of the following
options:
Typical — to install the default applications and components
Compact — to install the minimum components for the application to operate
Custom — to choose applications and components
4 Follow the instructions for installing and registering the application.
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To install applications (Mac OS)
1 Close all applications.
2 Insert Disc 1 of the application into the CD drive.
3 Double-click the CD icon on your desktop and double-click the Installer.
4 Select one of the following options:
Easy install — to install the default applications and components
Custom install — to choose applications and components
5 Follow the instructions for installing and registering the application.
To uninstall applications (Windows)
1 On the Windows taskbar, click Start } Control Panel.
If your operating system is Windows 2000 or earlier, click Start } Settings }
Control Panel.
2 Double-click Add/Remove Programs.
3 Choose the Corel application from the list, click the Change/Remove button, and
enable Remove All in the dialog box.
If your operating system is Windows 2000 or earlier, click the Remove button.
4 Follow the InstallShield® wizard instructions.
To uninstall applications (Mac OS)
1 Drag the Corel application folder to the Trash.
2 Open the Users:username:Library folder where you have Mac OS X installed.
(username is your Mac OS X username: for example, jsmith)
If you do not have a user profile, open Users:Corel:Library.
3 Drag the Preferences:Corel application Preferences folder to the Trash.
(application is the name of the installed Corel application)
Starting and quitting Corel PHOTO-PAINT
You can start Corel PHOTO-PAINT from the Windows taskbar (Windows) or from
the Corel Graphics 11 folder (Mac OS), and end a Corel PHOTO-PAINT session
from the application window.
Welcome to Corel PHOTO-PAINT 3
To start and quit Corel PHOTO-PAINT (Windows)
To Do the following
Start Corel PHOTO-PAINT
Quit Corel PHOTO-PAINT
From the Windows taskbar, click Start }
Programs } Corel Graphics Suite 11 }
Corel PHOTO-PAINT 11.
Click File } Exit.
To start and quit Corel PHOTO-PAINT (Mac OS)
To Do the following
Start Corel PHOTO-PAINT
Quit Corel PHOTO-PAINT
In the Corel Graphics 11 folder,
double-click the Corel PHOTO-PAINT
11 icon.
Click Corel PHOTO-PAINT 11 } Quit.
You can also start Corel PHOTO-PAINT from the Dock. To add the Corel
PHOTO-PAINT icon to the Dock, drag the icon from the application folder
or the desktop to the left of the line in the Dock.
What’s new in Corel PHOTO-PAINT 11
Corel PHOTO-PAINT 11 provides users with exciting new features to enhance
image editing and create images for the Web. For a full description of new features see
“What’s new in Corel PHOTO-PAINT 11" in the Help.
About Corel Corporation
Founded in 1985, Corel Corporation is a leading technology company that offers
software for home and small business users, creative professionals, and enterprise
customers. With its headquarters in Ottawa, Canada, Corel’s common stock trades on
the Nasdaq Stock Market under the symbol CORL and on the Toronto Stock
Exchange under the symbol COR.
For more information about Corel Corporation, visit its Web site www.corel.com.
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Registering Corel products
Registering Corel products is important. Registration provides you with timely access
to the latest product updates, valuable information about product releases, and access
to free downloads, articles, tips and tricks, and special offers. Also, when you register
a product, you are eligible for 30 days of free technical support.
You can register when you install or choose to register at a later date.
You can register using the following methods:
online — you can launch online registration if you are connected to the Internet
when you install the Corel graphics application. If no Internet connection is
detected, a list of options displays in a dialog box.
FTP— you can complete the registration form and it will be sent automatically
when an Internet connection is detected
by phone — you can call the Corel Customer Service Center nearest you
For more information about registering a Corel product, visit
www.corel.com/support/register.
Corel support, services, and contact
Corel Support Services can provide you with prompt and accurate information about
Corel product features, specifications, pricing, availability, services, and technical
support.
World Wide Web
For information about Corel technical support and customer service support, visit
www.corel.com/support.
Web service Description
Support newsgroups Let you exchange information, tips and
techniques with other users of Corel
products
Corel® Knowledge Base Lets you read, print, and download
documents that contain answers to many
technical questions or problems.
FAQs Answers common user questions.
Welcome to Corel PHOTO-PAINT 5
Web service Description
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Lets you download printer drivers, patches,
plug-ins, updates, or other files.
Telephone
You can telephone Corel Support Services with your questions. For information about
the levels of service that Corel provides, visit www.corel.com/support.
North America — you can call Corel Support Services by calling our
1-800-772-6735 toll-free line. The hours of operation are 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.,
Monday to Friday, Eastern Standard Time (EST).
Outside North America — you can call a local authorized Corel Support Services
partner from a toll line at +353-1-213-3912.
Mail, fax, and email
You can send specific customer-service questions to Corel Support Services
representatives by mail, fax, and email.
Corel Corporation
Support Services
1600 Carling Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario
Canada K1Z 8R7
fax: 1-613-761-9176
email: custserv@corel.com
Corel wants your feedback
If you have any comments or suggestions about the enclosed user guides, Help, and
tutorials, you can send them by email to drawdoc@corel.com or by regular mail to
the address below. You can check the product Web site for the latest news, tips and
tricks, and product upgrade information. Go to www.corel.com and follow the links
to the product site.
Creative Products Documentation Manager
Corel Corporation
1600 Carling Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
K1Z 8R7
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Other resources
Corel has training partnerships with other firms and provides professional services for
its software products.
Training
Corel training events
Maximize your skills and attend a Corel® Training Camp — special intensive
training events held throughout North America on various Corel products. All
training camps are delivered by a Corel training specialist, with hands-on
instruction, exercises and practical real-world projects. To look at the training
schedule or to register for a course, please visit:
www.corel.com/trainingschedule.
Corel customized training
Once you have Corel applications running on your computers, our team of expert
Corel training specialists can help you make the most of them with customized
training, tailored to the specific needs of your work environment. We will help you
develop a custom curriculum which is practical and relevant to the needs of your
organization. For more information about Corel customized training, please visit
www.corel.com/customizedtraining.
Corel® Training Partner (CTP)
CTP’s are independent, officially accredited local organizations that provide
training on Corel products and are located worldwide for your convenience. To find
a partner near you, please visit www.corel.com/trainingpartners.
Corel Corporate Services
Corel is committed to getting you up and running quickly with time and
money-saving workflow solutions. To simplify the process of deploying Corel
PHOTO-PAINT across your organization, our Corporate Services department offers a
comprehensive range of cost-effective services to meet your technology needs. This
group brings together highly skilled experts from across the company who are
dedicated to providing top-notch solutions. Our knowledgeable team is ready to offer
assistance through all stages of your project, from application development and
support to software systems integration and training.
For more information on Corel Corporate Services, please contact
proservices@corel.com.
Welcome to Corel PHOTO-PAINT 7
Getting help 2
Corel PHOTO-PAINT offers you a variety of ways to help you learn the application.
user guide and quick reference card
help available through the application window
CorelTUTOR™
World Wide Web resources
For information about technical support, including newsgroups and FAQs, see “Corel
support, services, and contact”on page 5.
User guide and quick reference card
The user guide is designed to get you started with Corel PHOTO-PAINT by
explaining basic concepts and features, as well as providing procedures for performing
common tasks. Chapters ending with From here tables contain keywords that direct
you to additional topics in the Help available through the application window. For
information about the conventions used in this guide, see “Documentation
conventions” on page 1.
Corel PHOTO-PAINT also includes a quick reference card that contains basic
information about tools, commands, and shortcut keys.
Help available through the application window
You can access electronic help for Corel PHOTO-PAINT through the application
window. The list below indicates the type of help available:
Help — lets you find topics using the table of contents, index, and word/phrase
search tool. You can also view topics related to your current task.
ToolTips — let you access names or functions of icons and buttons
To use Help (Windows)
1 Click Help } Help topics.
2 Click one of the following tabs:
Contents — lets you browse through the table of contents
Getting help 9
Index — lets you use the index to find a topic
Search — lets you search the full text of the Help for a particular word. This
option is effective if you want to search for specific tools or commands.
You can also
View Help topics related to a dialog box
View Help topics related to a tool
Print a specific Help topic
Click Help in a dialog box.
Click the Active tool help button on
the property bar. The button changes to
display the active tool’s icon and a question
mark.
Open a Help topic, and click Print.
For information about the conventions used in the Help, see “Documentation
conventions” on page 1.
You can also launch Help by pressing F1.
To use Help (Mac OS)
1 Click Help } Help topics.
2 Choose a section title from the contents list.
3 Click a topic title.
You can also
Search for a topic by keyword
Type a keyword, and click Ask.
Print a specific Help topic
View Help for a dialog box
Click File } Print. Select a printer and
printer options, then click Print.
Click the Help button .
The Help button returns you to the Mac OS Help Center.
To return to the contents page from a procedure or overview topic, click
Table of contents at the bottom of the page.
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To view a ToolTip
Position the cursor over an icon, button, or other application control.
Using CorelTUTOR
CorelTUTOR provides a series of project-based tutorials that introduce you to basic
and advanced features of Corel PHOTO-PAINT. These tutorials are designed to show
practical applications of the powerful photo editing and bitmap creation tools of Corel
PHOTO-PAINT.
To access CorelTUTOR
Click Help } CorelTUTOR.
The default browser launches with the CorelTUTOR start page.
World Wide Web resources
The following sites include product information, articles, tips, and additional
tutorials, as well as graphics resources such as photos, clipart, and font subscriptions:
www.corel.com
www.Designer.com
www.MyFonts.com
Getting help 11
Corel PHOTO-PAINT workspace tour 3
Becoming familiar with the terminology and workspace of Corel PHOTO-PAINT
helps you follow the concepts and procedures found in the user guide and the help
that is available through the application window.
In this section, you’ll learn about
Corel PHOTO-PAINT terms
application window
toolbars
toolbox
property bar
Docker™ windows and palettes
status bar
Corel PHOTO-PAINT terms
Before you get started in Corel PHOTO-PAINT, you should be familiar with the
following terms.
Term Description
Channel An 8-bit grayscale image that stores color
or mask information for another image.
Editable area An editable area of a mask allows paint and
effects to be applied to a selected area of an
image.
Image A file you open or create in Corel
PHOTO-PAINT.
Lens An object layer that protects part or all of
an image when you perform color and
tonal corrections.
Mask A mask can be applied to an image during
image editing to define protected areas and
editable areas.
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Term Description
Object An independent bitmap that is layered
above the background image.
Path A series of line and curve segments
connected by adjustable endpoints called
nodes.
Thumbnails A miniature, low-resolution version of an
image.
For more terms and definitions, see the glossary in the Help.
Exploring the application window
The Corel PHOTO-PAINT application window contains elements that help you
access the tools and commands you need to view and edit images. Application
commands are accessible through the menu bar, toolbox, property bar, toolbars, or
Docker windows/palettes.
You can customize many of the elements in the application window to suit your
workflow. For information about customizing Corel PHOTO-PAINT, see
“Customizing your application” in the Help.
The application window contains the following main parts:
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Toolbox
Title bar
Image
window
Menu barToolbarProperty bar
Status bar
Navigator
Docker
window/palette
Part Description
Menu bar The area containing drop-down menus
with commands grouped by category
Property bar A detachable bar containing commands
that change according to the active tool
Toolbar (standard) A bar that contains shortcuts to some
menus and other basic commands, such as
opening, saving, and printing
Toolbox A bar that contains tools for editing,
creating, and viewing images. The toolbox
also contains the color control area which
lets you select colors and fills.
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Part Description
Image window The area in which the image displays.
Although more than one image window
can be open at the same time, you can
apply commands to the active image
window only.
Title bar The area on the image window displaying
the title of the image
Navigator A button that lets you view a thumbnail of
the entire image so you can focus the
image window on a specific area. The
Navigator is only available if you have
areas that exceed the image window.
Docker window/palette A window that provides access to
additional commands and image
information. Some Docker
windows/palettes provide a visual display
area. The Object Docker window/palette is
displayed by default.
Status bar An area that displays image information,
system information, and tips
Toolbars
Toolbars consist of buttons that are shortcuts to menu commands. The standard
toolbar consists of commonly used commands. The table below outlines the buttons
on the standard toolbar.
Press this button To
Start a new image
Open an image
Save an image
Print an image
Cut selected objects to the Clipboard
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Press this button To
Copy selected objects to the Clipboard
Paste the Clipboard contents into an image
Undo the last action
Redo the last action
Import an image
Change the zoom level
Display a full-screen preview.
Show or hide the image slicing grid
Show or hide the mask marquee
Show or hide the object marquee
Clear a mask
Invert a mask
Launch another Corel application
In addition to the standard toolbar, Corel PHOTO-PAINT has toolbars for specific
kinds of tasks. For example, if you frequently work with masks , you can display the
Mask/object toolbar. Unlike the property bar, the contents of a toolbar remain the
same.
For information about moving and re-sizing toolbars, and changing which toolbars
display by default, see “To customize toolbar position and display” in the Help. You
can also create a custom toolbar to include the tools and commands you use most
often. For information about creating custom toolbars, see “Customizing toolbars” in
the Help.
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To hide or display a toolbar
Click Window } Toolbars, and click a toolbar.
A check mark next to a toolbar name indicates that the toolbar is displayed in the
image window.
Toolbox
The toolbox contains tools for editing, creating, and viewing images. Some of the
tools are visible by default, while others are grouped in flyouts. Flyouts open to
display a set of related tools. A small arrow in the bottom-right corner of a toolbox
button indicates a flyout. The last tool used in a flyout displays in the toolbox. For
example, in the Brush flyout, the Paint tool displays by default, but if you use
another tool in the flyout, such as the Image Sprayer tool, the Image Sprayer tool
displays in the toolbox with the flyout arrow. Flyouts function like toolbars when you
drag them away from the toolbox. This lets you view all the related tools while you
work.
In addition to the tools, the color control area displays in the toolbox. The color
control area lets you choose colors and fills.
The following tables provide descriptions of the flyouts, tools, and the color control
area in the Corel PHOTO-PAINT toolbox.
Flyout Description
Pick flyout (Windows) Lets you access the Object pick tool and
the Mask transform tool
Mask flyout Lets you access the Rectangular mask
tool, the Ellipse mask tool, the Freehand
mask tool, the Lasso mask tool, the
Magnetic mask tool, the Magic wand
mask tool, and the Brush mask tool
Zoom flyout Lets you access the Zoom tool and the Pan
tool
Touch-up flyout Lets you access the Red-eye removal tool
and the Clone tool
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Flyout Description
Shape flyout Lets you access the Rectangle tool, the
Ellipse tool, the Polygon tool, the Line
tool, and the Path tool
Fill flyout Lets you access the Fill tool and the
Interactive fill tool
Brush flyout Lets you access the Paint tool, the Effect
tool, the Image sprayer tool, the Undo
brush tool, and the Replace color brush
tool
Interactive/Transparency flyout Lets you access the Interactive
dropshadow tool, the Interactive object
transparency tool, the Color
transparency tool, and the Object
transparency brush tool
Tool Description
Lets you select an object
Object pick
Lets you change the appearance of editable
Mask transform
areas
Lets you define rectangular editable areas
Rectangle mask
Lets you define elliptical editable areas
Ellipse mask
Lets you define irregularly shaped or
Freehand mask
polygonal editable areas
Lets you define editable areas that are
Lasso mask
irregular in shape and surrounded by pixels
of similar colors
Lets you detect edges of elements in your
Magnetic mask
image, that is, the outline of areas that are
in contrasting color to their surroundings,
and place the mask marquee along that
edge
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Tool Description
Magic wand mask
Brush mask
Crop
Zoom
Pan
Eyedropper
Eraser
Text
Red-eye removal
Clone
Rectangle
Ellipse
Polygon
Line
Path
Fill
Lets you define irregularly shaped editable
areas that include all adjacent pixels that
are similar in color to the pixel you first
select
Lets you define an editable area by
brushing an area as if you were painting
Lets you remove unwanted areas and
straighten crooked images
Lets you change the magnification level in
the image window
Lets you drag areas of an image into view
when the image is larger than its window
Lets you choose colors from an image
Lets you erase image areas or object areas
to reveal the object or background
underneath
Lets you add text to your image and edit
existing text
Lets you remove the red-eye effect from the
eyes of subjects in photos.
Lets you duplicate part of an image and
apply it to another part of the same image
or to another image
Lets you draw square or rectangular shapes
Lets you draw circular or elliptical shapes
Lets you draw polygons
Lets you draw single or joined straight line
segments using the foreground color
Lets you create and edit paths
Lets you fill areas with one of four fill
types: uniform, fountain, bitmap, and
texture
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Tool Description
Interactive fill
Paint
Effect
Image sprayer
Undo brush
Replace color brush
Interactive dropshadow
Interactive object transparency
Color transparency
Object transparency brush
Image slicing
Lets you apply a gradient fill to the entire
image, object, or selection
Lets you paint on an image using the
foreground color
Lets you perform local color and tonal
corrections on the image
Lets you load one or more images and
paint them on your image
Lets you restore image areas to how they
looked before your last brush stroke
Lets you replace the foreground color in
your image with the background color
Lets you add shadows to objects
Lets you make the colors of an object fade
gradually towards the image background
color
Lets you make pixels with a specific color
value in an object transparent
Lets you brush areas on an object to make
them more transparent
Lets you cut a large image into smaller
sections that can be modified for the Web
Color control area
Lets you choose colors and fills.
Consists of three swatches: a Foreground
color swatch, a Background color swatch,
and a Fill color swatch. The arrow lets you
swap the foreground color and background
color, and the Reset color icon lets you
return to the default colors.
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