Use this dialog box to apply a saved palette (*.pf) to the current image.
Specifies the folder or directory that contains the palette.
Returns to the previous folder.
Navigates up one level in the directory tree.
Displays the AutoCAD Web browser, where you can specify an Internet location for the palette file.
Deletes the selected file.
Creates a new, unnamed folder.
Specifies how palette files are displayed.
Provides options for finding files, adding or modifying an FTP site, or saving a shortcut to the current folder.
Displays shortcut icons to locations such as the desktop, FTP, and so on.
Specifies the palette file to insert.
Displays the list of available palette formats. Choose the type of file that you want to display in the File name list.
Replaces the current palette with the imported palette. Indexed colors are not changed, they are simply mapped to the new colors in the imported palette.
Replaces the current palette with the imported palette by re-mapping the indexed colors to the closest colors in the imported palette.
Replaces the current palette with the imported palette by re-mapping the indexed colors to the closest colors in the imported palette. Unlike matching, dithering can have different results when an indexed color from the original image is equally similar to two or more colors from the imported palette. In this case, a pixel which once displayed a single color might be represented as a group of pixels displaying the target colors.