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When you select the command, the program displays the Colors and Materials dialog box. This dialog box shows the color set associated with the current document. The color set consists of both the entity colors (a maximum of 63) and the environment colors (the background color and colors used for highlighting entities). |
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| 2 | Click on the number corresponding to the color you want to edit. The entire line of the selected color is highlighted. |
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| 3 | Click the Edit button. The program displays a Color dialog box containing the color palette of your computer system. |
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| 4 | Click to select one of the colors in the Basic colors or Custom colors area or click Define custom colors >> to display an enlarged color definition environment so that you can specify a new custom color. | |
| 5 | After selecting the color, click OK to close the Color dialog box. | |
| 6 | Click Apply (to apply the change and keep the Color and Materials dialog box open) or OK (to apply the change and close the dialog box).
Note that the new color is immediately defined and appears in all of the color tables (such as the drop-down list on the property bar). |