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[ 8 ] Reviewer’s Guide

New! Navigator panel: 

This new panel makes it easier to navigate the canvas 

and is particularly convenient when working with large images. You can use the 

preview window in the Navigator panel as your point of orientation on the 

canvas. The preview window presents a red rectangle that you can drag to 

change your focal point on the canvas. This lets you move to a different image 

area without having to switch tools or adjust the zoom level.

The Navigator panel displays useful document information, such as X and Y 

cursor coordinates, and document width, height, and resolution. You can also 

rotate the canvas and adjust zoom level from the Navigator panel. In addition, 

you can quickly access various tools, such as drawing modes, Impasto layer, 

tracing paper, grids, and color management.

New! Panel and palette behavior: 

With Corel Painter 12, you can rearrange 

panels and palettes to suit your particular workflow. For example, you can group 

task-related panels together on a palette. You can also snap panels and palettes 

to the edge of the application window. Alternatively, you can leave panels and 

palettes floating in the workspace so that they can be easily moved around.

To add a panel to a palette, you simply drag the tab of the panel to the palette. 

If you want to group panels, you just drag the tab of one panel to the other 

panel, and this will create a palette with both panels. A quick double-click lets 

you expand or collapse any panel, and you can easily show or hide panels as 

your workflow dictates. What’s more, you can resize panels horizontally or 

vertically by simply dragging the edge of the panel.

Enhanced! Library management: 

With Corel Painter 12, library access and 

management has been streamlined for convenience. You can think of libraries as 

collections of tools or media, such as brushes, paper, color sets, gradients, 

layers, lighting, looks, nozzles, textures, patterns, selections, scripts, and weaves.