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Hue, Saturation, and Value. It’s a more accurate display of color changes.
RGB, which stands for Red, Green, Blue, is your other option. This is the
more traditional method of displaying colors on a monitor. All you need to
do is pick the one that you think looks the best – though HSV is considered
the more modern and ‘correct’ version.

Gradient Settings

When you add a gradient layer, by default the layer will be created so that it
fills the frame of your slide and matches the aspect ratio of your show. If the
default size doesn't suit your needs, try adjusting the Resolution. Simply
type in the pixel dimensions that work best for your slide. Set the width on
the left and the height on the right.

In the Gradient Settings pane. You may see that the Position, Seed or
Angle options are grayed out. This is because they are only available when
you select certain types of gradients.

With Linear and Angular gradients, you can
set the Angle. Angle is the direction the line
of your gradient is oriented. This can be
changed by clicking on the Angle value and
dragging the slider left or right. You can also
change the Angle by clicking and dragging
the mouse cursor in the Gradient Preview
window, or by typing in a value.