Creating, importing, exporting, and deleting workspaces
Corel Painter lets you completely customize your workspace to suit your workflow needs. You can customize Brush libraries, Paper libraries, and Portfolios and save these changes to use later. In addition, you can easily create multiple workspaces, each with different libraries and portfolios. You can even share these customized workspaces with others by importing or exporting them. However, if you are importing a workspace that was created in an older version of Corel Painter, only libraries and custom palettes are preserved in Corel Painter 2023.
You can also delete any obsolete workspaces.
To create a new workspace
1
Choose
Window
Workspace
New Workspace.
2
Type a name in the
Workspace Name text box.
3
From the
Based On list box, choose the workspace on which you want to base the new workspace.
The application switches to the new workspace.
To switch to a different workspace
•
Choose
Window
Workspace
[Workspace Name].
To import a workspace
1
Choose
Window
Workspace
Import Workspace.
2
Choose the workspace file that you want to import.
To export a workspace
1
Choose
Window
Workspace
Export Workspace.
2
Choose the workspace that you want to export.
To revert to the default workspace
•
Choose
Window
Workspace
Default.
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Corel Painter lets you modify the default workspace, so this workspace may eventually differ from the factory default workspace. If you restore the factory default workspace, you will lose all customizations unless you save the workspace. For more information, see Restoring the default Corel Painter settings.
To delete a workspace
1
Choose
Window
Workspace
Delete Workspace.
2
From the
Workspace list box, choose the workspace that you want to delete.
If you are trying to remove the active workspace, you may be prompted to choose a new active workspace.