3Click the Mixers tab.

4Click Options ` Mixers ` Color harmonies.

5Choose a shape from the Hues list box.

6Choose an option from the Variation list box.

7Drag the black dot on the color wheel.

8Click a color swatch on the color palette below the color wheel.

If you choose a color that is out of the printer’s gamut, CorelDRAW displays the closest in-gamut color. This color is displayed in the Reference area, in the small swatch beside the New color. You can either choose this closest in-gamut color, or you can correct the out-of-gamut color. For information about color correction, see “Managing color for display, input, and output” on page 159.

You can change the number of swatches in the color grid by dragging the Size slider.

To choose a color using color blends

1Select an object.

2Open one of the following flyouts:

•the Fill flyout, and click the Fill color dialog tool .

•the Outline flyout, and click the Outline color dialog tool .

3Click the Mixers tab.

4Click Options ` Mixers ` Color blend.

5Open each color picker, and click a color.

6Click a color in the color selection area.

You can only blend colors that are in the default color palette. If you want to blend other colors, change the default color palette.

You can change the cell size of the color grid by moving the Size slider.

You can swap the Old color (of the selected object) and the New color (which has been chosen in the color selection area) by clicking Options ` Swap colors.

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