For Windows 2000 or later systems, the cursor remains a dropper when you move off Paint Shop Pro Studio onto another application. The cursor is a dropper over any area that you can choose from.

Move the cursor over the area of the desktop that has the color you want to choose. Hold down the Ctrl key and continue to hold it down until you've completed the following steps. Position the cursor over one or the other, follow the steps, and then start over for the other color. Note: On the Materials palette, you must assign the foreground and background color separately. Position the cursor over a Color or Material box (on the Materials palette or in a dialog). Make sure the color you want to choose is displayed on the screen. To choose a color from an image or the desktop: Hold down the Ctrl key and left-click to choose the color as the foreground color or right-click to choose the color as the background color. Note: This applies to the brush and eraser tools and picture tubes. Position the cursor over the active image. Left-click to make the color the foreground color or right-click to make it the background color. Position the cursor over the color in the image. On the Tools toolbar, choose the Dropper tool. To use the Dropper tool to choose a color: You can also use the Jasc Color Picker to choose a color from any open image.

If you have Windows 2000 or later, you can choose a color from other applications (such as a color displayed in a word processor). Or use a special feature of Color and Material boxes to select from any color within Paint Shop Pro Studio (such as a color on a toolbar). Use the Dropper tool to choose a foreground or background color from any open image. To learn more, click on 'Help' then 'Learning Center'.It is very helpful.Ĭhoosing Colors from an Image or the Desktop From the 'Help' section of Paint Shop Pro Studio.

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