Color Palette in Right side of Corel Draw

Hey Guyz!
I just want to get help that how can i change my colors into Gradient. Just like i want to change "Red" Color into Gradient by which i just click on red color box and gradient auto applied on my box.

If any body can help then please reply.

Thank you!!

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0 Myron over 9 years ago

Might try rewording the question. It's hard to understand what you're after.
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0 harryLondon over 9 years ago in reply to Myron

Not sure if this is what you want, but if you have an object which is currently filled with red and you want to change it to a gradient, try pressing the F11 key.
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0 Burhan.akbar_07 over 9 years ago in reply to harryLondon

I applied a gradient but now i want to place it in Color Palette which is available in right side of corel.
How to place there a gradient color box
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0 harryLondon over 9 years ago in reply to Burhan.akbar_07

I don't think that's possible in the colour palette. Closest I can think of is to create a rectangle that is slightly outside the page area. You can then use the attributes eyedropper (in the flyout from the normal eyedropper) to drag a gradient from an existing object to that rectangle, and subsequently drag it from there to other objects in your design.

Or, you can just skip creating the extra rectangle and use the attributes eyedropper to drag a gradient from one object to another.
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0 Jeff Harrison over 9 years ago in reply to harryLondon

harryLondon said:
Or, you can just skip creating the extra rectangle and use the attributes eyedropper to drag a gradient from one object to another.
My fave way is to press shift, and right-click dra and drag and drop onto another shape. The npress CTRL+R for others after that.
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0 Burhan.akbar_07 over 9 years ago in reply to Jeff Harrison

Thanks Bro!
But there is a way to save a thumbnail in color palette of Gradient!
I think that can be saved by visual basic programming!
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0 Jeff Harrison over 9 years ago in reply to Burhan.akbar_07

Burhan.akbar_07 said:
But there is a way to save a thumbnail in color palette of Gradient! I think that can be saved by visual basic programming!

Macromonster developers have accomplished this: but it's not quite for sale yet, would it be worth 29.95 to you to have this advanced functionality? As you can see, we support more than just gradients. (Ignore limited colors in GIF.)
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