Changing an object's fill color
You can easily change the color of the center of objects.
 To change an object’s 
 fill color
 To change an object’s 
 fill color
1. Select the object (see Selecting objects).
2. Click on a color on the Color Line (at the bottom of the window).
Tips
There are several other ways of changing the fill color which you may prefer to use:
 Drag-and-drop a color from the Color 
 Line or the Color Gallery onto any object (selected or unselected).
 Drag-and-drop a color from the Color 
 Line or the Color Gallery onto any object (selected or unselected).
 Select the object, select the color 
 in the Color Gallery and click the Apply 
 button in the gallery.
 Select the object, select the color 
 in the Color Gallery and click the Apply 
 button in the gallery.
 Select the object, open the Color 
 Editor and change the color. Note that this makes the object's color a 
 local color.
 Select the object, open the Color 
 Editor and change the color. Note that this makes the object's color a 
 local color.
 Select the object and double-click 
 on the current fill color panel on the Color Line. If the object is filled 
 with a local color, you can then change it. If the object is filled with 
 a named color, you can edit the named color.
 Select the object and double-click 
 on the current fill color panel on the Color Line. If the object is filled 
 with a local color, you can then change it. If the object is filled with 
 a named color, you can edit the named color.
 Select the object and open the Color 
 Editor. Then use the Color Picker (the "eye-dropper") to select 
 any color on the screen (even colors in other windows).
 Select the object and open the Color 
 Editor. Then use the Color Picker (the "eye-dropper") to select 
 any color on the screen (even colors in other windows).
 To remove the fill color of an object 
 (to make it hollow), apply 'No Color' (the hatched square on the Color 
 Line) to the object.
 To remove the fill color of an object 
 (to make it hollow), apply 'No Color' (the hatched square on the Color 
 Line) to the object. 
 Colors from the Color Line or Color 
 Gallery: any subsequent changes to these colors automatically changes 
 the color of the object. See Changing 
 named colors.
 Colors from the Color Line or Color 
 Gallery: any subsequent changes to these colors automatically changes 
 the color of the object. See Changing 
 named colors.
 If the object is inside another 
 object (for example, as part of a group), hold down CTRL and drag-and-drop 
 from the Color Line or Color Gallery. See Apply inside.
 If the object is inside another 
 object (for example, as part of a group), hold down CTRL and drag-and-drop 
 from the Color Line or Color Gallery. See Apply inside.
When you drag a color, the pointer shows what will happen if you drop it:
 The color will be applied as a (flat) fill color or 
 to a color handle of a multi-stage 
 fill.
 The color will be applied as a (flat) fill color or 
 to a color handle of a multi-stage 
 fill.
 The color will be applied as a line color.
 The color will be applied as a line color.
 The color will be used to set the current fill color 
 attribute. See Setting 
 the current attributes.
 The color will be used to set the current fill color 
 attribute. See Setting 
 the current attributes.
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