I am sorry to query, but I regret that I can't identify the "right-most button" or "arrow" that Gecko mentioned. I have looked in (a) the row of small thumbnails that appears above the main image when I click the boldface word "Sky&Fog", (b) the "SkyLab" that appears in my Bryce 4 when I click the little cloud, (c) the menu of skies that appears when I click the black triangle just to right of the boldface word "Sky&Fog". If you want to show me a copy of the relevant part of the screen with the "rightmost button" and "arrow" marked, that would be useful. In Windows 95, if you press the "Prt Sc" = "Print Screen" button, that copies the current screen display to the Windows clipboard, and it can be pasted from there into any 2D graphics processing program such as Windows Paint. One thing that I found useful here (or at least, better than nothing) was: Get the menu that switches anti-aliasing etc on or off. In it, switch "32-bit dithering" off. Then render again, and export the image. That makes it much easier to change the background to all the same color in Windows Paint by separately flood-filling each color band of the unwanted color-graded background.