Converts the current image so it uses 256 grayscales.
Checked now because this is the current setting.
Converts the current image so it uses 256 grayscales.
Disabled now because the current image is already in this mode.
Converts the current image so it uses 256 grayscales.
Converts the current image so it uses 256 colors.
Checked now because this is the current setting.
Converts the current image so it uses 256 colors.
Disabled now because the current image is already in this mode.
Converts the current image so it uses 256 colors.
Converts the current image so it uses thousands of colors.
Checked now because this is the current setting.
Converts the current image so it uses thousands of colors.
Disabled now because the current image is already in this mode.
Converts the current image so it uses thousands of colors.
Converts the current image so that it uses millions of colors.
Checked now because this is the current setting.
Converts the current image so that it uses millions of colors.
Disabled now because the current image is already in this mode.
Converts the current image so that it uses millions of colors.
If a filter requires a special divisor (weighting) it can be entered here.
Checked now because this is the current type of divisor.
If a filter requires a special divisor (weighting) it can be entered here.
Many filters require special weighting. The Auto Sum command will automaticaly calculate the proper weighting.
Checked now because this is the current divisor.
Many filters require special weighting. The Auto Sum command will automaticaly calculate the proper weighting.
Sets the divisor to one.
Checked now because this is the current divisor.
Sets the divisor to one.
This file format does not support compression.
The Photoshop file format does not support compression.
The GIF file format always compresses images using the LZW algorithm. There is no 'uncompressed' version of GIF.
The MacPaint format always compresses images with PackBits. There is no 'uncompressed' version of the paint format.
The PostScript format does not support compression.
Compresses the file with QuickTime compression.
Not available now because the QuickTime extension is not installed in your System Folder.
Compresses the file with QuickTime compression. After clicking Save, a dialog will be displayed with which you must select which QuickTime compressor to use and its quality.
The standard ('uncompressed') PICT format actually encodes the data in Run Length Encoded (RLE) form.
Compress the image with the LZW algorithm, adapted to use differences in color along the horizontal direction. This is a usually best used with continuous tone images, such as photos.
Compress the image with the LZW algorithm. This is a good general purpose type of compression.
Compress the image with a run-length encoded algorithm. This is good for images that have lengthy horizontal runs of a color.
Save the image in an uncompressed format. Not all other programs support compression of TIFF files, so this might sometimes be necessary.
Sets the Color palette to show 16 levels of gray from pure white to pure black.
Checked because this is the current color set.
Sets the Color palette to show 16 levels of gray from pure white to pure black.
Sets the Color palette to show 256 levels of gray from pure white to pure black.
Checked because this is the current color set.
Sets the Color palette to show 256 levels of gray from pure white to pure black.
Sets the Color palette to show the standard 16 Apple system colors.
Checked because this is the current color set.
Sets the Color palette to show the standard 16 Apple system colors.
Sets the Color palette to show the standard 256 Apple system colors.
Checked because this is the current color set.
Sets the Color palette to show the standard 256 Apple system colors.
Displays a dialog box with which you may change the colors in the current custom color set.
Not available now because the current set cannot be changed.
Displays a dialog box with which you may change the colors in the current custom color set.
Makes a copy of the current color set and displays a dialog box with which you name it.
Not available now because the color wheel is selected, and you cannot copy it.
Makes a copy of the current color set and displays a dialog box with which you name it.
Displays a dialog box with which you give a name and number of colors for a new color set. Then, this command displays the editing dialog box with which you can prepare the new color set.
Sets the Color palette to show the color wheel, which lets you choose a color out of millions.
Checked now because this is the active color set.
Sets the Color palette to show the color wheel, which lets you choose a color out of millions.
Sets the Color palette to show this document’s current set of native colors, that is, the ones that can be displayed on the screen directly (without dithering or mapping).
Checked now because this is the active color set.
Sets the Color palette to show this document’s current set of native colors, that is, the ones that can be displayed on the screen directly (without dithering or mapping).
Sets the Color palette to show this color set.
Checked because this is the current color set.
Sets the Color palette to show this color set.
Displays a dialog box which shows information about Color It! and MicroFrontier, Inc.
