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You asked once, 5 months ago, in an unrelated thread. And you wonder why nobody answered
Anyway, if the Business Edition is anything like Photoshop 7.0, this is what you do.
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Part 1: Save Pallete
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You only have to do this once. Open up any of the original Dink bmps (tiles, frames, whatever). Click Image-Mode-Color Table. Click save, and put it in a logical place with a logical name.
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Part 2: Apply Pallete
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Open up the image you want to change, and click Image-Mode-RGB Color (if the image isn't already in RGB Color). Then click Image-Mode-Indexed Color. This will prompt you to select a pallete, pick Custom, and find the file you saved in Part 1. Click ok, and now your image has the Dink pallete applied to it.
You asked once, 5 months ago, in an unrelated thread. And you wonder why nobody answered
Anyway, if the Business Edition is anything like Photoshop 7.0, this is what you do.
###
Part 1: Save Pallete
###
You only have to do this once. Open up any of the original Dink bmps (tiles, frames, whatever). Click Image-Mode-Color Table. Click save, and put it in a logical place with a logical name.
###
Part 2: Apply Pallete
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Open up the image you want to change, and click Image-Mode-RGB Color (if the image isn't already in RGB Color). Then click Image-Mode-Indexed Color. This will prompt you to select a pallete, pick Custom, and find the file you saved in Part 1. Click ok, and now your image has the Dink pallete applied to it.
