Stage 3. In that case, a message will ask you to confirm that you want to abandon the changes
made in Stage 3.
Note that if you started in Stage 3 by opening a Stage 3 file, you cannot go to Stage 2.
If you were in Stage 1, this dialog displays.

When you click

, the black and white image is displayed and you are in Stage 2.

Note that all the colors that you selected and turned on are converted to black. It is recommended
to select just as many colors as necessary to have a good outline of the image. In the above exam-
ple, a single color was selected.
In Stage 2, you can edit the image using the pens and erasers and use the zooming tools.
Note that if you do not like the result, you can go back to Stage 1 and select different colors.

◆

If necessary, scroll and zoom the image.

◆

Select the color(s) that you want to convert into
black. To do this, move the cursor over the

image. The shape changes to

. Click on a

color. The color moves to the upper box under

Pick Color

s and a

appears in the check box

to show that the color is on. You can repeat to
select a total of five colors. If you try to select
more, colors are scrolled down, and the color
that was at the bottom is deselected.

•

If you selected a color by mistake, simply click
its check box to deselect it.

◆

Click

View

to see the effect of your selection.

You can repeat this step after clicking on the
check boxes of the selected colors to toggle
them on/off, or after selecting different colors.

◆

Click

to confirm.

◆

Click

Cancel

to exit.