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Changing the color using the eyedropper tool
Note
If you move the slider (on the right of the color field) toward the top or
bottom, then whatever color you select, only white or black will appear.
Setting a value of about 200 makes it easiest to distinguish the colors.
When [Slider] is selected
Move the sliders, or specify the color by numeric value input.
When [HSL] is selected
Slider
Note
When [HSL] and [Slider] are selected, setting the [L] and [S] numeric value
to about 200, and then moving the [H] slider makes it easier to distinguish
the colors.
You can pick the color used by another object and then set that color as the color
of the object.
1
Click the eyedropper tool.
The mouse pointer changes to an eyedropper.
2
Left-click the color you want to pick.
The color of the eyedropper width window changes to the color you picked.
Note
You can pick the color with the eyedropper from any part of the screen:
background, text, character outline, line object, or captured image.
When [RGB] is selected
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