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Command: The Open Palette Builder command is available from the Palette panel.


Purpose

Connects to the CSDhub web application to allow the creation and editing of palettes. Note that users may prefer to access CS Cloud services including the Palette Builder directly via the Customer login...

Accessing the Customer Login displays all CS Cloud services from the same interface...

Usage

Selecting Open Palette Builder connects to the CSDhub web application to allow the creation and editing of palettes.

The Palette Builder dialog will display:

Toggle Display Of Deleted Palettes Swap display between normal and deleted palettes
Add New Palette Add a new palette to the list
(only available in normal palette view)
Edit Selected Palette Edit an existing palette
(only available in normal palette view)
Rename Selected Palette   Rename an existing palette
(only available in normal palette view)
Copy Selected Palette   Copy an existing palette
(only available in normal palette view)
Delete Selected Palettes  Delete selected palettes from the web application
(only available in normal palette view)
Permanently Delete Selected Palettes Permanently Delete selected palettes from the web application
(only available in deleted palette view)
Undelete Selected Palettes Undelete selected palettes from the web application
(only available in deleted palette view)
Protect Selected Palettes Restrict editing of palette to administrators
(only available in normal palette view)
Unprotect Selected Palettes Remove editing restriction from palettes
(only available in normal palette view)

Notes

All actions performed with the Palette Builder require an active internet connection.

Where a padlock symbol is shown, actions which modify the respective palettes are restricted to users who have entered the administrator password.

The availability of the above commands will depend on whether normal or deleted palettes are currently being viewed. See Toggle Display Of Deleted Palettes .