Color Library Edit dialog box enables you to edit an existing color library or create a new one.

At the right side of the dialog box, there are two color spectra. Those represent the colors of your computer. To select a specific color, drag cross-shaped cursor and pointer inside the color spectrum. There are six color attributes below the color spectrum with the numbers designating the exact color specifications. You can click any of these color attributes and enter a new number.

While you are moving color pointers or entering new numbers for attributes, Color|Solid window displays an actual color and a solid color it is created from.

If you click Set Solid button, then color window will be filled with the solid color. This is an important feature to remember, since in many instances you need to use solid colors instead of color mixes. Solid colors are printed and displayed more clearly than mixed ones.

To the left of the color spectrum, there is a set of Basic solid colors that can also be selected.

Color generator is another powerful tool that enables you to generate a sequence of colors between two pre-defined colors.

By clicking First Color you set the First color in the Color|Solid, and by clicking Last Color you set the Last color in the Color|Solid. Color representation of this selected set of colors will appear in the bottom.

You can set the number of generated colors by using the Count tool.

If you press Add Col., the chosen set will be added to the palette below.

In the left-bottom corner of the dialog box, the program shows a name of a Palette in use and different colors in it.

To select color, click any of the color squares.

Click the Replace Col. button to replace selected color by color in the Color|Solid window.

Click the Remove Col. button to delete this color from palette.

Click the Add Col. button to add color of the Color|Solid window to palette.

Click the Delete Lib. button to delete this palette.

Click the New Lib. button to create a new palette. Enter a name for your new palette and click OK. New palette name will be displayed in the palette window with no colors inside. Drag color pointers and place them on a color you want, then click the Add button. The color will be placed inside the new color palette. After you have added all the colors you wanted to this palette, click Close to close the dialog box. New palette will be automatically saved to the color palette library of the program.

You can change a name of a palette by clicking the Rename Lib. button.