How is the Origin Color Palette used? |
The Origin Color Palette
The Origin Color Palette allows you to define 16 additional colors that
will appear in color list controls in Origin dialogs. You can access the
editor for the Origin Color Palette from the Format menu.
When a color from the Origin Color List is selected, the index in the list
is stored in the color property of the object edited. This scheme has some
important implications.
- Since there are many templates and procedures in Origin that have saved an index
which references a color in the list, editing a color or changing a color's position
in the list could affect existing templates and procedures. We recommend you neither
edit nor change the position of any of the first 24 colors (the default set).
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Since the colors you may add to this list are only storing an index value and since other
Origin users may have defined this index color differently or not at all, we recommend
that you not use any of the 16 user defined colors (index 25 to 40) with any project
file you want to share with others.
When it is available in a color list, you should use the 'Custom' color option which will store RGB color information and is shareable with other users.
Additional Information
An edited Origin Color Palette is stored in the User's
ORIGIN.INI file. If a group wishes to share the same colors, they may do so by including
the information from the [Color List] section of one ORIGIN.INI file in all user ORIGIN.INI
files.
Beginning with Origin 8, the Color Palette is no longer used since it caused problems with project portability. Origin 8 has a better mechanism for storing 16 user defined colors.
KEYWORDS : Custom Color Palette OPJ ORG Project
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ID Number: 1111
Item Category: Graphic / Text Objects
Origin Version: 8,7.5,7.0,6.1,6.0,5.0,4.1,4.0
Database Information Type: Reference
Number of Times Accessed: 5556
Creation Date: 09.02.2006 11:01:03
Geändert am: 20.11.2007 09:40:03 |
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