Corel PaintShop Pro X7, DE User's Guide Page 331

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Working with layers 327
Layers are like separate sheets that you combine to create a
final composition.
Each layer you add begins as a transparent sheet over the background.
As you add brushstrokes, vector objects, or text, you cover up parts of
the Background layer. Transparent areas let you see the underlying
layers. You can stack multiple layers to create artistic compositions,
photo collages, or complex illustrations.
There are nine types of layers: Background, Raster, Vector, Art Media,
Mask, Adjustment, Group, Selection, and Floating Selection. For
information about the last three types, see “Working with selections”
on page 291.
Only grayscale and 16 million–color images can have multiple raster-
based layers (Vector layers are the only non raster-based layers). When
you add a new raster-based layer to an image of another color depth,
such as a 256-color indexed image, Corel PaintShop Pro automatically
converts the layered image to 16 million colors.
Corel PaintShop Pro supports up to 500 layers. The actual number of
layers allowed in an image may be limited by the available memory in
your computer.
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