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previous color by selecting
Restore Last
Color with
your
stylus and a control button (or by typing
L
on
your
keyboard).
This
automatically
return the Color
and
Level
arrows
to their
previous positions
and
returns
the color register to its previous
color.
Making On-Canvas Color and Level Changes
A) Adjust Colors
on
Picture lets
you
use the
stylus
to change the Color and
Level
in
your picture without
returning
to
the
Color
Menu each time
you
want to
make a
change. Use the
stylus and a control button to
select
Adjust
colors on
Picture
(or type A
on your
keyboard).
This
automatically moves you to your
picture.
Use the
stylus
to
place the cursor over
the
color
you want
to change-it can be
the
background color
or
any part of your picture-then press a control but-
ton.
When
you
slide the
stylus across
the
Touch
Tablet
surface
,
the color you selected will shift from one col-
or
and brightness to another
on
your
TV
screen.
Mov-
ing the stylus
horizontally
changes
the Color-moving
the
stylus
left to right
simulates
moving the Color
guide arow
from 15 to O-while moving it
vertically
changes
the Level
(brightness)
guide-moving the
stylus
up from the bottom of the
screen
simulates mov-
ing the
Level
guide from 0
to 15.
When
your
picture is the color
you want,
press a
control
button to
lock
the color in.
Repeat
this pro-
cedure
to change any of the
other colors
in
your
drawing.
When making corrections, additions, or erasing,
it's
important remember that
you're
replacing pixels
rather
than erasing them. To
"erase" a pixel, use
the
Color
Menu
to select
the color of your
picture's
background.
Then return to
your
picture,
place
the
cursor over
the pixel
you
want to
change (i.e .,
erase),
and
push
a control
button to replace the original
color
with
the
background color.
BRUSHES
The
brush menu displays the
brush shapes and
sizes
you
can
use in drawing
your creations.
To
choose one, place the cursor over
the
brush of your
choice and press any control button.
You'll
soon
discover
that
each brush
has
its own characteristics,
and each
will
be especially
useful
in
particular types
of
drawing.
An
interesting way
to
see
the
effects of
each
brush stroke
is
to select MAGNIFY
and
DRAW
from
the main
menu, and then
use
each brush
stroke
to draw free-hand on
the
screen.
You
can
use the brushes to
erase small
areas
of
your
drawing. Simply
choose
the brush style closest to
the size
or shape of
the
area you want
to
erase,
then
go to
the Color Menu
and
select the background
color.
Then use the brush to paint
over
the pixels-
returning them to the
original background color.
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