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CorelDRAW lets you choose and create colors by using a wide variety of industry-standard color palettes, color mixers, and color models. You can store frequently used colors for future use by using the Document palette, or creating and editing custom color palettes.
You can customize how a color palette appears on your screen by changing the size of swatches, the number of rows, and other properties.
You can also create color styles. For more information, see Working with color styles.
This section contains the following topics:
| • | Understanding color models |
| • | Understanding color depth |
| • | Choosing colors |
| • | Using the Document palette |
| • | Creating and editing custom color palettes |
| • | Organizing and displaying color palettes |
| • | Displaying or hiding color palettes in the Palette libraries |
| • | Setting the properties of color palettes |
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