Announcing the end of the WebXealot

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And the introduction of the WebXealot Workbook [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

WebXealot Workbook #1 is now posted and features mini-tutorials concerning your two favorite metals, gold and chrome. The mini-tutorials images are shown below along with Brian Etherington's XPal 3, the vastly improved version of this cool palette creation utility.

XPal 3 has extended bitmap file format support, can save palettes in PAL and EPS file formats, can sort colors according to Hue, Saturation, Value and Name. Palettes import into Xara X and the colors appear in the color line, the Color Gallery and the name gallery. It's free and it's featured in the Workbook and available from the XaraXone Shareware Page.

Comments and suggestions are strongly encouraged.

Gary

Gary Priester

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