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You can customize color sets by adding, deleting, or replacing colors. You can also append colors to a color set. This is useful if you want to use colors from multiple color sets. In addition, you can name or rename individual colors in a color set.
Naming colors in a color set can be useful. You can then search for a color by name, or annotate the colors you use, right in the document window. For more information about searching for a color, see To find a color in a color set. For more information about annotating colors, see Annotating Colors.
| To add a color to a color set | |
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In the Color panel, choose a color.
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In the Color Set Libraries panel, choose the color set where you want to add the
selected color.
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Click the Add Color to Color Set button  .
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In the Color Set Libraries panel, click the Add Color to Color Set button .
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| To delete a color | |
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In the Color Set Libraries panel, choose a color and click the Delete Color from
Color Set button  .
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In the warning dialog box, click Yes.
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Corel Painter deletes the chosen color from the color set. |
| To replace a color | |
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Choose the color you want to add from the Color panel, a color set, or an existing
image.
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Hold down Command (Mac OS) or Ctrl (Windows), and click the color you want
to replace.
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The new color replaces the old one in the color set. |
| To hide or display color | |
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Perform a task from the following table.
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| To name or rename a color | |
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Right-click a color swatch in the Color Set Libraries panel, and choose Rename.
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Type a color name in the New Name text box.
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Color names can contain up to 31 characters. |
| To restore the default color set | |
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In the Color Set Libraries panel, click the Color Set Options button  , choose
Restore a Default Color Set.
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in the toolbox, click a color in the image, then click the Add Color to Color Set button