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Corel Painter lets you import and export libraries. For example, you can open a library that was created in a previous version of Corel Painter. You can also open multiple libraries at once, except in the Brush Library panel. For more information, see Creating and Deleting Brush Libraries.
All of the Corel Painter tools and media that are included in the application are stored in default libraries. For example, the default papers that are included in Corel Painter are contained in the Papers libraries. When you first open a library panel, the content of the default library for that given tool or media is displayed in the panel.
You can also import additional libraries from the Corel Painter 12 DVD.
| To import a library | |
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In a library panel, click the Import [Resource type] Library button  .
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For example, if you want to open a paper textures library from the Paper Libraries panel, click the Import Paper Library button . |
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Choose the drive and folder where the library is stored.
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Click Open.
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The imported library displays at the bottom of the panel window. |
| To import a library created in a previous version of Corel Painter | |
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Click the library panel’s Options button  , choose Import Legacy [Resource type]
Library.
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Choose the drive and folder where the library is stored.
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Click Open.
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The imported library displays at the bottom of the panel window. |
| To export a library | |
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In a library panel, click the Export [Resource type] Library button  .
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For example, if you want to open a gradient library from the Gradient Libraries panel, click the Export Gradient Library button . |
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In the Choose Library dialog box, choose the library that you want to export from
the Library list box.
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Choose the drive and folder where you want to store the library.
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Click Save.
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