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8.19. Rearrange Colormap

Figure 15.153.  The “Rearrange Colormap” window

The Rearrange Colormap window

This command allows you to re-organize colors in the palette of indexed images. It doesn't modify the image. You can't add or remove colors; for that, see The Indexed Palette Dialog .

8.19.1. Activate Dialog

You can access this command from the image menu-bar through Colors → Map → Rearrange Colormap. If your image is not indexed, this command is grayed out and disabled.

8.19.2.  Using the “Rearrange Colormap” dialog

Explanations supplied in the dialog window are enough: drag and drop colors to rearrange the colormap. You can sort colors in various ways by using the local pop-menu that you get by right-clicking:

Figure 15.154. The “Rearrange Colormap” pop-menu

The Rearrange Colormap pop-menu


 
 
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