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The Color manager (also refered to as Palette in other parts of the
documentation) manages your frequently used colors, allows you the
selection and export of (new) colors, the creation, loading and saving
of palettes, etc.

The tasks of the respective gadgets in enumerated sequence are as
follows:
4.2.14.1 Manual color selection
With the help of the sliders you can manually set the red-, green- and
blue-parts of the current color. The "g" (for gray) slider allows you
to easily select any gray tone.
4.2.14.2 Load palette
This function loads a fxPAINT-palette and replaces your current palette
entries.
4.2.14.3 Save palette
Using this function you can save your current palette entries for
future use. If you want fxPAINT to use your current colors as default,
save the palette as "fxPAINT:Storage/Palettes/Standard.pal".
4.2.14.4 Gradient between two colors
If you want to create a gradient between two colors of the palette, at
first choose the starting color, then click on this button and select
the destination color.
4.2.14.5 Farben tauschen
From time to time you may want to exchange two colors in the palette.
First click on the color to exchange, then on this button and finally
on the color acting as an exchange partner.
4.2.14.6 Attach current color
If you want to overwrite your currently selected palette entry with the
currently set color, click on this button.
4.2.14.7 Export HTML-colorcode
This function exports the currently set color as HTML-code to your
system's clipboard. From there you can e.g. insert it in your favourite
HTML-editor.
4.2.14.8 Select color choosing mode
Here you can switch between three color modes of the color manager: the
palette with its entries, a 24 Bit gradient and the display of current
color in HTML notation. All functions dealing with palette entries are
only available in palette mode.
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