\TEditPal icon. Click menu to open the master menu.|M\Sopen a new palette \w showing the default palette.|M\Aopen edit the current palette when in a 256 colour mode.|MDrag a palette file here to edit it.
:EditMenu
\Sopen a \w allowing the colour to be editted.
\Sopen the EditPal tools \w.
\Rallow the palette to be saved to a file or into another application such as !Paint.
:IconMenu
\Rshow application information.
\Sopen a \w allowing options to be set.
\Sterminate the application.
:Palette
\Sstart a new colour selection. \Aextend a colour selection.|MDrag SELECT over the first selected colour to Move/Copy/Swap/Merge to a new position.|MDouble \Sedit the colour in a RGB window.
:Options
This \w shows the EditPal options.
\Sdecrease the size of each palette square.
\Sincrease the size of each palette square.
The size of the palette square in os units.
This option forces all editted colours to be set to the nearest colour in the default palette.|MSet on if you do not have a 256 colour graphics card.
\Ssave the options permanently.
:Tools
This \w shows the EditPal tools.
\Sadd the values below to the selected range of colours.|M\Asubtract the values below from the selected range of colours.|MUse the icons below to set the amounts for each colour.
A number from -255 to 255.|MEnter the value to add or subtract from the blue component.
A number from -255 to 255.|MEnter the value to add or subtract from the green component.
A number from -255 to 255.|MEnter the value to add or subtract from the red component.
\Sblend the colours between the two end colours to produce a smooth grading.|MUse the colour icons below to select which colour components to blend.
\Stoggle on/off the blending of the blue component.
\Stoggle on/off the blending of the green component.
\Stoggle on/off the blending of the red component.
\Schoose the Copy mode when dragging a colour range.|MThe dragged colours replace the target colours.|MYou can copy colours from one palette \w to another.
\Schoose the Move mode when dragging a colour range.|MThe dragged colours move to the new location, the others are moved up/down to make room.
\Schoose the Swap mode when dragging a colour range.|MThe dragged colours are swapped with the target range.
\Schoose the Merge mode when dragging a colour range.|MThe dragged colours are merged into the target range, averaging the colours.|MUse the colour icons to select the components to merge.
\Sset the screen palette.|MYou must be in a 256 colour mode and have a graphics board capable of programming 256 colours.|M\Aset the palette but preserve the desktop colours.
\Sinvert each of the colours in the selected range ie. black becomes white.
\Sreverse the order of the colours in the selected range.
\Srotate the palette 90° anti-clockwise.|M\Arotate the palette 90° clockwise.
:TaskSave
This \w allows you to save the data into a file or another application.
To save the data drag this icon to a Filer directory or another application \w.
The name to save the file as. If it is not a full pathname, drag the icon into a directory display.
Click here to save data with the current filename. If it is not a full pathname, drag the icon into a directory display first.
:RGB
\Wallows the RGB components of a colour to be set.
\Sset the colour to the chosen value.
\Sincrease the red component.
\Sdecrease the red component.
The red component value from 0-255.|M\Senter a new value.
\Sset the red component level.|M\Dtry out different values.
\Sincrease the green component.
\Sdecrease the green component.
The green component value from 0-255.|M\Senter a new value.
\Sset the green component level.|M\Dtry out different values.
\Sincrease the blue component.
\Sdecrease the blue component.
The blue component value from 0-255.|M\Senter a new value.
\Sset the blue component level.|M\Dtry out different values.
An approximate representation of the selected colour.|MUse a 16M mode to see the colour correctly.
