To open the Palette Editor tool, choose Tools: Palette Editor. Just copy the saved palette to " \Palettes\" folder to use it in Origin. You can create new palettes using any external application that writes the palette out in the Microsoft.
The built-in system palettes are saved to the " \Palettes\" folder, and the user-customizable palettes are saved to the " \Palettes\" folder. Palette Editor is Origin's original tool for creating and editing of Microsoft palette files (.PAL). For information, see Import Color Lists or Palettes. You can also add palettes to Origin by drag-and-drop of many standard palette files. Note, too, that this topic is about modifying palettes in Origin. It does offer more granular control when modifying a palette and it includes a graphic editor. The Palette Editor described below offers some of the same functionality as the two previously-mentioned tools.
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The Color Editor App allows you to load, edit and save palettes (.pal) and Origin color lists (.oth) files plus extract image colors.In addition, it integrates well with the Color Manager dialog used to manage available color lists/palettes in the user-interface. While you must manually pick or type codes for individual colors (no copy and paste as with the Color Editor App), there is an interpolation function for building color lists or palettes. The newest tool is part of Origin's new Color Manager dialog.Origin has several built-in tools for creating and editing palettes. 2.1.4 Gradient Type: Red/Green/Blue group.
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