Grafx2

Scrolls the picture up, both in magnify and normal mode. This hotkey cannot be removed.

Scrolls the picture down, both in magnify and normal mode. This hotkey cannot be removed.

Scrolls the picture to the left, both in magnify and normal mode. This hotkey cannot be removed.

Scrolls the picture to the right, both in magnify and normal mode. This hotkey cannot be removed.

Used to scroll upwards in the picture fast, either in magnify and normal mode.

Used to scroll downwards in the picture fast, either in magnify and normal mode.

Used to scroll to the left in the picture fast, either in magnify and normal mode.

Used to scroll to the right in the picture fast, either in magnify and normal mode.

Used to scroll upwards in the picture pixel by pixel, either in magnify and normal mode.

Used to scroll downwards in the picture pixel by pixel, either in magnify andnormal mode. normal mode.

Used to scroll to the left in the picture pixel by pixel, either in magnify and normal mode.

Used to scroll to the right in the picture pixel by pixel, either in magnify and normal mode.

Used to simulate a very small mouse deplacement upwards. Its very useful when you want a ultra-high precision.

Used to simulate a very small mouse deplacement downwards. Its very useful when you want a ultra-high precision.

Used to simulate a very small mouse deplacement to the left. Its very useful when you want a ultra-high precision.

Used to simulate a very small mouse deplacement to the right. Its very useful when you want a ultra-high precision.

Used to simulate a click with the left mouse button.. Its very useful when you want a ultra-high precision.

Used to simulate a click with the right mouse button.. Its very useful when you want a ultra-high precision.

Opens a menu which permits you to set the dimension of your picture, and to modify some parameters of the program.

Opens a menu where you can choose the dimensions of the screen in which you want to draw among the numerous X and SVGA proposed modes.

Set resolution to 320x200. This can be useful if you choosed a resolution that is not supported by your monitor and video card. Cannot be removed.

Switch the tool bar display on/off. This hot-key cannot be removed.

Switch the cursor display on/off. This only works on the "small cross" and "hand" cursors.

Useful when you want to use a "single-pixel-brush".

Opens a menu where you can choose a paintbrush out of 24 predefined ones.

Turn your current user-defined brush into a single colored one. All non-transparent colors are set to current foreground color.

Cancel the last action which modified the picture. This has no effect after a jump to the spare page, loading a picture or modifying its size.

Redo the last undone action. This has no effect after a jump to the spare page, loading a picture or modifying its size.

Set the drawing mode to the classical freehand one.

Switch between the 3 ways to use freehand drawing. These modes are: continuous, discontinuous and point by point.

Switch directly to continuous freehand drawing mode.

Allows you to draw lines.

Allows you to draw linked lines. This mode can also be called "Polyline".

Allows you to spray brushes randomly in the picture.

Opens a menu in which you can configure the spray flow and size.

Allows you to fill an area of the picture made of pixels of the same color.

Allows you to replace all the pixels of the color pointed by the mouse with the fore-color or the back-color.

Allows you to draw Beziers curves.

Allows you to choose whether you want to draw Beziers curves with 3 or 4 points.

Allows you to draw a rectangle using the brush.

Allows you to draw a filled rectangle.

Allows you to draw a circle using the brush.

Allows you to draw an ellipse using the brush.

Allows you to draw a filled circle.

Allows you to draw a filled ellipse.

Allows you to draw a polygon using the brush.

Allows you to draw a freehand polygon using the brush.

Allows you to draw a filled polygon.

Allows you to draw a filled freehand polygon.

Allows you to draw a rectangle with a color gradation.

Allows you to configure the way color gradations are calculated.

Allows you to draw a rectangle with a color gradation.

Allows you to draw an ellipse filled with a color gradation.

Opens a menu which permits you to type in a character string and to choose a font, and then creates a new user-defined brush fitting to your choices.

Decrease the width of the paintbrush if it is special circle or square.

Increase the width of the paintbrush if it is special circle or square.

Allows you to move the whole picture in order to re-center it. Notice that what gets out from a side reappears on the other.

Opens a menu which allows you to flip the picture horizontally/vertically or to shrink it to half-scale horizontally and/or vertically.

Opens a menu where you can enable/disable and configure the drawing effects listed below.

Allows you to shade or lighten some pixels of the picture belonging to a color range, in addition of any drawing tool.

Opens a menu where you can choose color ranges to use with the Shade mode. This menu also contains parameters used both in Shade and Quick-shade modes.

Does the same thing as shade mode with a simpler method (faster to define but a bit less powerful).

Opens a menu where you can define the parameters of the quick-shade mode.

Allows you to mask colors that must not be affected when you are drawing.

Opens a menu where you can choose colors masked by the Stencil mode.

Allows you to mask colors of the spare page that will keep you from drawing. This mode should be called "True stencil".

Opens a menu where you can choose colors for the Mask mode.

Force the cursor to snap up grid points.

Open a menu where you can configure the grid used by Grid mode.

Only draws pixels on certain positions matching with a sieve.

Opens a menu where you can configure the sieve.

Inverts the pattern defined in the Sieve menu.

Allows you to colorize the pixels on which your brush is pasted. This permits you to make transparency effects.

Opens a menu where you can give the opacity percentage for Colorize mode.

Soften pixels on which your brush is pasted.

Opens a menu where you can define the Smooth matrix.

Smears the pixels when you move your brush on the picture.

Puts parts of the brush where you draw.

Opens a menu where you can configure the origin of the tiling.

Allows you to pick a brush defined within a rectangle.

Allows you to pick a brush defined within a freehand polygon.

Restore the last user-defined brush.

Reverse brush horizontally.

Reverse brush vertically.

Rotate the user-defined brush by 90ø (counter-clockwise).

Rotate the user-defined brush by 180ø.

Allows you to resize the user-defined brush.

Allows you to distort the user-defined brush.

Outlines the user-defined brush with the fore color.

Deletes the borders of the user-defined brush. This does the opposite of the Outline option.

Copy colors of the spare page that are used in the brush.

Recolorize pixels of the user-defined brush in order to get a brush which looks like the one grabbed in the spare page.

Rotate the brush by an angle that you can define.

Opens a menu which proposes different effects on the user-defined brush.

Set the attachement of the user-defined brush to its center.

Set the attachement of the user-defined brush to its top-left corner.

Set the attachement of the user-defined brush to its top-right corner.

Set the attachement of the user-defined brush to its bottom-left corner.

Set the attachement of the user-defined brush to its bottom-right corner.

Allows you to copy the color of a pixel in the picture into the foreground or background color.

Invert foreground and background colors.

Opens a menu which allows you to modify the current palette.

Opens a menu which allows you to define color series and some tagged colors.

Opens a menu which allows you to define the colors you dont want to use in modes such as Smooth and Transparency, or when remapping a brush.

Scroll palette in the tool bar to the left, column by column.

Scroll palette in the tool bar to the right, column by column.

Scroll palette in the tool bar to the left, 8 columns by 8 columns.

Scroll palette in the tool bar to the right, 8 columns by 8 columns.

Set the foreground color to the next in the palette.

Set the foreground color to the previous in the palette.

Set the background color to the next in the palette.

Set the background color to the previous in the palette.

Set the foreground color to the next in the user-defined color series.

Set the foreground color to the previous in the user-defined color series.

Set the background color to the next in the user-defined color series.

Set the background color to the previous in the user-defined color series.

Allows you to zoom into the picture.

Opens a menu where you can choose a magnifying factor.

Increase magnifying factor.

Decrease magnifying factor.

Allows you to leave the program. If modifications were not saved, confirmation is asked.

Opens a window where you can get information about the program.

Displays miscellaneous more or less useful information.

Opens a file-selector that allows you to save your picture with a new path-name.

Saves your picture with the last name you gave it.

Opens a file-selector that allows you to load a new picture.

Re-load the current picture. This allows you to cancel modifications made since last saving.

Opens a file-selector that allows you to save your current user-defined brush.

Opens a file-selector that allows you to load a brush.

Swap current page and spare page.

Copy current page to spare page.

Kills the current page. It actually removes the current page from the list of "Undo" pages.

Clears the picture with the first color of the palette (usually black).

Clears the picture with the backcolor.