Adobe Fireworks CS3 Benutzerhandbuch
ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3
User Guide
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To select a range of colors:
1
Click a color.
2
Hold Shift and click the last color in the range you want to select.
To preview all the pixels in the document that contain a specific color:
1
Click the Preview button at the upper left of the Document window.
2
Click and hold on a swatch in the Optimize panel color table.
The pixels that contain the selected swatch temporarily change to another highlight color until you release the mouse
button.
button.
Note: When previewing pixels in the document using the 2-Up or 4-Up view, select a view other than the Original view.
Locking colors in a palette
You can lock individual colors so that you cannot remove or change them when changing palettes or when reducing
the number of colors in a palette. If you switch to another palette after colors have been locked, locked colors are
added to the new palette.
the number of colors in a palette. If you switch to another palette after colors have been locked, locked colors are
added to the new palette.
To lock a selected color, do one of the following:
•
Click the Lock button at the bottom of the Optimize panel.
•
Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the color swatch, and select Lock Color from the context
menu.
menu.
To unlock a color:
1
Select a locked color in the Optimize panel color table.
2
Click the Lock button in the Optimize panel, or right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the color
swatch and select Lock Color.
To unlock all colors:
❖
Select Unlock All Colors from the Optimize panel Options menu.
Editing colors in a palette
You can change a color in the current palette by editing it in the Optimize panel color table. Editing a color replaces
all instances of that color in the image to be exported or to be saved as a bitmap. Editing does not replace the color
in the original image, unless you are working with a bitmap and save the image as such; in this case, you should also
save the image as a PNG file to retain an editable version of the original image.
all instances of that color in the image to be exported or to be saved as a bitmap. Editing does not replace the color
in the original image, unless you are working with a bitmap and save the image as such; in this case, you should also
save the image as a PNG file to retain an editable version of the original image.
To edit a color:
1
Do one of the following to open the system color picker:
•
Select a color and click the Edit Color button at the bottom of the Optimize panel.
•
Double-click a color in the color table.
2
Change the color using the system color picker.
The new color replaces every instance of the replaced color in the preview area.