Use this dialog box to manipulate individual colors and entire palettes for 8-bit images.
Imports a saved palette (*.pf).
Displays the Export Palette dialog box, where you specify a name and save your changes to the current palette.
Displays information about the current palette.
Displays or hides the “X” marks that indicate which colors in the palette are unused.
Displays or hides the “+” marks that indicate which colors in the palette are transparent.
Displays the Red, Green, and Blue (RGB) values on the status bar for the selected color.
Displays the Hue, Saturation, and Luminosity (HSL) values on the status bar for the selected color.
Specifies a sorting method for the color table and list view.
Specifies a color (or colors) directly from the image.
Specifies colors in the selection set. The color table is represented as a 32X8 grid of colors. You can select colors by clicking directly, or clicking and dragging. You can also right-click a selected color, then click Clear Selection to remove the current colors from the selection set, or click Invert Selection to select everything except the color you clicked.
Replaces the selected color with a new color.
Condenses the selected colors into a single color.
Specifies the selected color as transparent.
Removes duplicate entries from the palette. All unused entries that result from a compress operation are assigned a RGB value of 0,0,0.
Converts a grayscale image to an image with a palette that consists of gray tones.
Restores the palette to the original state or to the state after the last Apply.
Displays a table in which you can view and sort each color entry in the palette. Click on a column heading to sort the table by that column. Click again to reverse the sort order. Right-click on a column heading, then click the column names to show or hide the corresponding columns.
Specifies whether the background transparency property is on or off in the image.
Saves your changes to the image palette without exiting the Palette Manager dialog box.