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Viewing colors in a palette
The color table in the Optimize panel displays colors in the current preview when you are working in 8-bit color or
less and lets you modify an image’s palette. The color table updates automatically when you are in Preview mode. It
appears empty if you are optimizing more than one slice at a time or if you are not optimizing in an 8-bit format such
as GIF.
less and lets you modify an image’s palette. The color table updates automatically when you are in Preview mode. It
appears empty if you are optimizing more than one slice at a time or if you are not optimizing in an 8-bit format such
as GIF.
Various small symbols appear on some color swatches, indicating certain characteristics of individual colors, as
follows:
follows:
If you edit the document, the color table may no longer show all the colors in the document. When this occurs, you
should rebuild the color table. A Rebuild button appears at the bottom of the Optimize panel when you need to
rebuild the color table.
should rebuild the color table. A Rebuild button appears at the bottom of the Optimize panel when you need to
rebuild the color table.
To rebuild the color table to reflect edits in the document:
❖
Click Rebuild at the bottom of the Optimize panel.
When the table is rebuilt, the Rebuild button disappears, and the actual number of colors used in the image is
displayed in its place.
displayed in its place.
To select a color:
❖
Click the color in the Optimize panel color table.
To select multiple colors:
❖
Control-click (Windows) or Command-click (Macintosh) the colors.
Symbol
Meaning
The color has been edited, affecting only the exported document. This does not change the color in
the source document.
the source document.
The color is locked.
The color is transparent.
The color is websafe.
The color has multiple attributes. In this case, the color is websafe, is locked, and has been edited.