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tool palette

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tool palette

A collection of buttons (icons) grouped on screen that provide a quick way to select available functions by pointing and clicking. Tool palettes were originally used with graphics applications such as paint, drawing and image editing programs. With the advent of graphical interfaces, they migrated to business applications. Some tool palettes can be customized, allowing you to display only the tools you use most often and leaving the rest to be selected by menus. See toolbar.

The Most Sophisticated Palettes Ever
Painter from Corel Corporation offers the most amazing variety of tool palettes on the market. You can fine tune your brushes, felt pens, ink pens and chalk and even simulate different types of paper. The number of settings is staggering, and the tools shown here offer only a glimmer of this program's amazing repertoire.



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An avid high school photographer commented that the program was "high quality; it makes it easy for beginners," though she added that she preferred the convenience of the onscreen tool palette in Adobe's Photoshop.
A PowerPoint specific tool palette gives users the flexibility of annotating slide shows on the fly and saving the mark-ups back to the original file.
You can customize the tool palette, as in previous versions, but version 5 provides two different sizes of buttons.
 
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