Changing colors in the notebook palette

You can define your own colors in a color palette. You can save custom colors in the notebook palette. This palette gets saved with the notebook. If you customize the colors in the palette and want to delete the new colors, you can reset the palette to the default palette that comes with Quattro Pro.

The following table lists color values types and their descriptions.

Color	Description
HLS	Hue, luminosity, and saturationHues is the basic color: red, yellow, orange, or green, for example. Saturation is the amount of white mixed with the hue. Brightness is the amount of light energy present. When brightness is zero, no light is present, and the result is black for every hue and saturation value. by adjusting the saturation and brightness, you can easily control the amount of gray in a color.
RGB	Red, green, and blueYou mix different amounts of red, green, and blue to form all other colors.
CMYK	Cyan, magenta and Yellow. You mix different amounts of these colors to form all other colors. Commercial printing houses often use this model to mix colors.

To define a new color for the notebook palette

Click Format

Notebook properties.

Click the NBPalette tab

Click a color on the Notebook palette.

Click Edit color.

In the Select color dialog box, move the slider in one or both of the following:

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Circle color wheel — lets you choose lighter or darker settings, as well as different color sectors of the wheel

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Vertical scale — lets you select lighter or darker settings with the selected area displayed in the color wheel

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You can also define a new color by typing values in the Red, Green and Blue boxes in the Color values area of the Select color dialog box.

To reset the default palette

Click Format

Notebook properties.

Click the NBPalette tab.

Click Reset defaults.

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