MAGIX Designer Pro X User manual

Purchasing and unlocking

Xara Designer Pro X

When you run the downloaded trial version of Xara Designer Pro X, the start screen will present you

with three options. Check the option you require and you will be presented with further instructions.

Activate with serial number

Select this option if you have already purchased your copy of Designer Pro and enter the serial number

that you were given in the email confirming your purchase. Enter your email address so your copy can be

registered (if you have already registered this will be ignored). Then click Register Online and

Activate

.

Purchase online.

Select this option if you would like to purchase a copy of Designer Pro. You will be given an serial

number when you purchase.

Continue using trial

Select this option if you would like to continue using the free trial. To the right of this option it will tell you

how many days of the trial you have left. Then click Continue trial

. The trial lasts for 7 days from when you first start the program, but you can extend this free trial period

to 30 days if you register. Click the Extend Trial button to register and extend your trial.

Important note

: Please keep a record of the email address and password you used when purchasing Xara Designer Pro

X since you may need them in the future, for example if you wish to upgrade.

Other ways to purchase

If you do not have the trial you can order directly on our website www.xara.com/store

and you will be given a serial number that can be used to unlock the trial later.

Xara titles are great value for the money, but we offer further generous discounts to academic

establishments on all our products. You can find details on our website.

Affiliate Program

Xara Designer Pro X page templates include a small 'Made with Xara' link at the bottom. You can easily

delete this link if you don't want it, but if you leave it on your published website you can earn commission

from customers introduced to Xara through your links, or you can have that commission donated to

charity. Select "Help" > "Affiliate Program"

to find out more or, if you are already an affiliate, to change your commission settings.

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What's New in Xara Designer

Pro X ?

In this chapter

Photo Tools

Design & Usability Enhancements

Web Authoring / Web Publishing (Pro only)

Other minor enhancements

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Photo Tools

Clone Tool (Clone and Magic Erase)

The Clone Tool has been significantly improved. When you clone, copy or magic erase an area it now

uses the current edited photo as the source, instead of the original photo (for manual clone and magic

erase objects), which makes the whole process far more WYSIWYG.

Hue Adjustment

The Photo Enhance tool now includes a new hue adjustment feature, allowing a photo (or parts of a

photo when using a soft mask or the new 'color select' feature, see below) to be tinted with any color.

Color Erase / Selection tool

This powerful new tool serves two purposes; to erase (make transparent) parts of photos based on

colors, and secondly to allow only those color-selected areas to be adjusted using the Photo Tool

Enhance operations (such as Brightness, Blur, Hue Adjustment etc).

So you can, for example, easily adjust the brightness of the blue sky in your photo or remove it

completely, or change the color of a flower, without affecting other parts of the picture.

Make soft mask

If instead of just erasing areas of your photo, you want to adjust the brightness, sharpness, or color, etc,

then you can use the 'Make soft mask' option to turn the erased areas into a mask, so that subsequent

Enhance operations affect only the erased areas.

Other Photo Improvements



An updated 'Optimize all images' function will scan all graphics and images in your document -

now including PNGs as well as JPEGs - and convert them to the optimum size and optimum

image type. This can substantially reduce memory use and .web file sizes. (NB this is a

destructive operation).



You are also given the option to optimize images to JPEG when importing, if Designer

recommends it.



The integrated Panorama stitching tool now stitches up to 8 photos (previous limit was 6) and

processing is multi-threaded for higher performance on multi-core computers.



Photo replacement is now smarter. When you drag and drop a photo onto an existing one, other

existing copies of that image are not all replaced together by the new photo, unless they are inside

the same soft group.

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Design & Usability Enhancements

Shape Editing

A pair of important new shape editing tools have been added, one of which adds or appends to an

existing shape, the other erases parts of objects, and can act as a vector erase tool or as a soft eraser

tool.

Shape Builder Tool (Pro only)

This tool enables you to 'paint' onto an existing shape to enlarge it, add new areas or adjust the shape or

outline. It does this in a vector way, and is a much more direct and often easier way than using the Shape

Editor tool. You can adjust the size of the 'brush' as well as its aspect ratio and rotation angle.

The Shape Builder Info Bar provides controls over brush size, the roundness, brush tip angle and the

softness, as well as a smoothness control which adjusts how accurately the brush stroke follows your

mouse movement.

Note: This tool can be used on photos, but it's only useful to enlarge an already edited or cropped photo

outline.

Shape Eraser Tool (Pro and PGD)

This is really two powerful tools in one, and can be used to perform hard-edged vector erasing of

shapes and photos, or soft erasing.

Hard Erase



When used with a hard edge, it's a fast and direct way of adjusting the vector outline of a shape

inwards. If you stroke around the edge of a shape with your mouse, it just moves the outline

inwards. (In Pro: It acts as a great complement to the above 'shape builder' tool in that it can be

used to adjust the vector edge of shapes and photos.)



Dragging a hard-edge erase stroke completely across an object will cut it in two and create two

separate objects. If you click and hold (i.e. don't perform a brush stroke), it will simply cut a hole

in the shape.

Soft Erase



You also have a soft erase option; strokes over any object (which can be any shape, text or

photo) will erase, ie make transparent, the brush-stroked area. The softness control adjusts how

soft the edge of the brush stroke is.

Non-destructive editing

One of the great things about this soft erase feature is that it's not destructive, that is it doesn't change the

underlying erased shape or photo at all, unlike most other photo editing programs.

This has some important benefits: not only can change your mind at any point and re-adjust the erase, but

you can also un-erase and even remove all the erase strokes and recover the original, unmodified shape,

text or photo. What's more you can, for example, apply a soft erase across some text, or perhaps a 3D

extruded shape, and then still edit that text, or adjust the 3D extrude, after the erase has been applied.

Text Styles

Designer now supports Text Styles, a powerful way to alter the appearance of text throughout your

document with just a few clicks. Update an element of your Text Style eg font, color, line spacing etc,

and all text with that Style applied throughout your document is instantly updated ? headings, titles or

body text. Consistent text styles help you create professional looking documents, and now it couldn't be

easier.

What's more we offer 'live' Style preview; Simply select some text and then traverse the Style menu - the

selection will change to show your text in each Style. It's a quick and easy way to try out your Styles

without having to actually select and undo each in turn.

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Inline Graphics

Designer now allows you to embed 'inline graphics' in text using a simple Paste operation. Embedded

graphics are great for really small items on the line such as symbols, icons etc, e.g. and are treated just

like a 'character', in other words they flow and follow the same formatting rules as a character embedded

in the text.

Designs Gallery

New content & usability improvements:



We've added a selection of modern new print templates, including greeting cards, brochures,

business cards, CD covers and certificates, plus a selection of new clipart.



The Designs Gallery has been completely re-arranged and re-ordered to be more easily

navigable.



Live Designs Gallery. The Designs Gallery is now completely server linked, so we can update

and add more templates, clipart, Widgets etc.

Media Exchange via the Share Menu

The new Share Menu puts the MX (Media Exchange) into Designer! All titles in the MAGIX/Xara

range can share media files with each other and with some important third party services.

Using the new Share menu, the current selection (whether it's a photo, or any other object) can be

passed as a JPEG to other installed MAGIX MX or X applications (eg Movie Edit Pro MX), to

MAGIX Online Album, and to Flickr and Facebook.

Page & Layer Gallery

Re-position / Delete / Cut or Copy multiple pages

It's now possible to select more than one page in the Page & Layer Gallery and re-position them with

drag & drop. Plus there's right click access to menu options to Delete, Cut or Copy the selection of

pages to the clipboard. You can go into another document and paste whole pages.

You can now also drag objects into and out of ordinary groups in the Gallery (note this is not supported

for special groups like anchored groups, repeating groups, etc).

Import & Export



'Import graphics from the Web' has been improved and now imports graphics and text from a

web page, and places them in the right position on the page. Note that since most websites use

scripts, mouse-over effects and hidden objects and text, this will rarely produce a WYSIWYG

result, but it is very useful for importing all graphics and text from an existing website.



Improved Copy / Paste of HTML items from other applications such as web browsers (Note the

same restrictions apply as above).



SVG Import. It's now possible to import most SVG files (we say 'most' because there is no

industry agreement for SVG format - for example different web browsers support different sets

of features).



Beta import of OpenOffice Impress (.odp) and PowerPoint (.pptx). (Pro only)



Improved PDF import.



Update of camera RAW import.

Color Editor

The color editor is now resizable, which is particularly useful when editing very pale shades of a color in

the top right area of the color picker.

Pantone Update

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The set of Pantone colors in the Color Gallery has been updated to Pantone's latest offerings.

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Web Authoring / Web Publishing (Pro only)

Automatic Object Positioning / Smart Page Resize

In previous versions of Designer Pro you had to manually adjust the position of items on your page as

you edited or added more text. Similarly you had to drag the bottom of the page down to make it longer

as your content grew.

No longer! - Designer Pro now has the ability to make growing text areas automatically push other

objects down the page, and also lengthen the page automatically to accommodate the enlarged text

areas. Creating websites based on templates will now be considerably easier and faster.

Embedded Fonts

Designer Pro's font embedding technology overcomes the serious design limitation of having to stick to

the very small selection of so called 'web safe' fonts. Our technique is compatible with the vast majority

of modern web browsers and works by embedding a special version of the font on your website which

the web browser can download and display.

MP3 player

Just drop an MP3 audio file on to your web page to add audio to your website. You can choose

whether or not the audio starts automatically when your page is viewed.

New Widgets & Widget Improvements

There's a selection of new web page Widgets in the Designs Gallery under Page Elements.

New re-sizeable JavaScript Widgets

In previous versions of Designer Pro only Flash Widgets could be resized, DHTML or JavaScript

Widgets were fixed size. This release introduces re-sizeable JavaScript Widgets. All existing Widgets

have been updated to this new level, and several new ones have been added.

Unlike Flash Widgets they are compatible with all modern devices including iPhone, iPads and Windows

Phone 7, and do not require a Flash plug-in.

New Chart Widgets

There is a new chart drawing Widget included which lets you create interactive charts and graphs for

your website. The charts use interactive DHTML and SVG to render the chart in the browser, which

responds to mouse-over to highlight particular chart values.

Other New Widgets



A Widget for creating QR codes

Enhancements to Widget Handling



You can now preview a Widget in the Widget document directly (you do not need to Close &

Save it back to the original).



When linking to other pages of your website from within a Widget editor, you'll now see a list of

all pages, making it very easy to link to any page in your website from within a Widget.

Presentations

We've enhanced presentations in Designer Pro X in a number of ways.

Slide navigation

Move your mouse to the lower left corner of the browser window in any page of your presentation and

you'll now see a pop-up page navigation control that includes a menu of all slides, allowing you to jump

directly to any slide. Plus there's handy Previous, Home and Next controls.

Layer-less bullet lists

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The new graphical bullet and numbered list feature (see below for more info on this feature) creates

automatic presentation steps (each bullet or numbered item is treated as a separate step in the

presentation). This makes a huge improvement to usability and productivity when creating lists.

Page & Layer Gallery - Change page transition

You can now select multiple pages in the Page & Layer Gallery ? this is handy for presentations because

you can then use the right-click menu 'Web page properties' to alter the page animation transition for all

the selected pages.

Graphical Bullet and Number Lists

Pro v8 introduces the ability to use your own graphical designs for the bullet character or the number at

the start of bullet or numbered lists, which can make a significant improvement in the presentation quality

of any list. You can use any of the in-built drawing and text tools to create your own bullet and number

graphics and we also supply a collection of ready-made examples in the Designs Gallery.

Pop-Up Layers

You can now choose whether you want your pop-up layers to close automatically, or only when a

viewer clicks a close box.

In Document Pop-Up Link Checker

When you click on any item with a web link in Designer Pro (not on the web page), a small pop-up

appears giving you the option to follow the link, change it, or remove it - very useful if you want to test a

link or view the linked page while you're working on the document.

New Web Templates



3 new web themes (usually sold for $10 each) and new web graphic templates.



Existing themes in Pro have been updated to support new features, such as the smart page

resizing or graphical bullets and numbers.

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Other minor enhancements



Improved Incremental Publishing, making it smarter about publishing updates



We've added an option to make the button order in a NavBar match the order of pages as

shown in the Page & Layer Gallery. With this option on, if you re-order pages your NavBar

buttons will reflect this change. (Pro only).



One year's free top level domain name included with the free MAGIX Online World hosting (Pro

only)



Images that are created during the export process from objects that include text, now have that

text set as 'Alt' text on the image. So for example a graphical heading that shows the text

"Widgets From John Smith" will now have that text set as image Alt text. This means the text can

be indexed by search engines even though it's presented as an image on the page, and it will be

picked up by 'read aloud' tools used by the visually impaired.



Improved formatting support for character based languages such as Chinese, Japanese, and

Korean.



A new option to turn off the fly-out galleries.



Right clicking over any empty area of the button bars on the Designer window will show a

context menu to quickly enable or disable any tool bar.



The 'Preview Page' and 'Preview Website' buttons have been placed beside each other on the

top bar, for easier, quicker access and provided with new F5 and Shift+F5 key short cuts.



A new 'Lock page size' option has been added in the 'Page Options' dialog. This can prevent

accidental drag resize of the lower or right page edge.



Page Guides are now turned on and 'snap to guides' enabled automatically if you attempt to drag

a guideline onto a page when the guides are turned off.



New keyboard shortcuts:



Delete Page: Delete



Move Page Up: PageUp



Move Page Down: PageDown



Push margins dialog: Ctrl+Shift+H



Toggle Push attribute on selection: Ctrl+H



Preview Website: F5



Preview current web page Shift + F5



When rotating objects if you hold Ctrl down it now snaps any significant straight edge to the

horizontal or vertical. This applies to text lines, columns and blocks, photos, Quick Shapes, lines

and even freehand drawn shapes that have significant straight edges.



You can now set the AVI frame rate of exported animations, and the animation preview window

now has thumb track control on a timeline.



Also v8 is smart about the lack of mouseovers and mouse pointers on iOS devices ? the first tap

on a button or link will now follow the link, a second tap isn't necessary.



Soft Mask. Mask mode now supports soft as well as hard masks. You can place semi

transparent objects on the mask layer to form a soft mask, so that you have fine control over the

placement and strength of Photo Enhance effects such as Hue, Saturation or brightness

adjustments. With this new release you can paste any semi-transparent vector object, including

complex groups and alpha-channel bitmaps onto the mask layer.

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Introduction to Xara Designer

Pro X

Welcome to Xara Designer Pro X

Xara Designer Pro X is a powerful and easy to use graphics and document creation tool, able to

produce everything from top quality web graphics and websites to highly detailed illustrations and

multi-page documents for print and PDF output.

If you're working with photos, then Designer Pro can handle everything from a simple one-click

auto-enhance of your photo to impressive digital photo compositions. If you're creating a website, then

Designer Pro can help you produce everything you need, from Flash animations to complete web page

layouts and even complete websites. If your task includes drawing then this is a great tool for everything

from simple logos to cartoons and astonishingly detailed illustrations. And since Designer Pro is equally at

home with drawing, photos and text it is the perfect solution for design work from cards and invitations to

posters, adverts and multi-page brochures.

If you click on the contents tab of this help guide, you will find a detailed description of each of the tools,

galleries, menus, and control bars. You can also click on the index tab to search for a particular

keyword.

Getting started with Xara Designer Pro X

Getting started with Flash animations

Watch the demo movies

Getting more help

Program designed and developed by Xara Group Ltd. For more information about Xara and its

products, click here. Alternatively, visit our web site:

www.xara.com

The Geotype font is provided by kind permission of Gary Bouton and remains © Gary Bouton. Take a

look at www.theboutons.com

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Other fonts are provided by third parties who retain the copyright. In all cases, copyright is reserved by

Xara or its licensors and is protected by international copyright law.

The contents of this documentation and the associated Xara Designer Pro X software are the property of

Xara Group Ltd and are copyrighted. Any reproduction in whole or in part is strictly prohibited. For

additional copies of the software, please contact Xara Group Ltd. Xara Designer Pro X license terms

.

Xara is a trademark of Xara Group Ltd.

Read all acknowledgements

Last changed: 11/05/2012

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Welcome to Xara Designer Pro X

Xara Designer Pro X is a powerful and easy to use graphics and document creation tool, able to

produce everything from top quality web graphics and websites to highly detailed illustrations and

multi-page documents for print and PDF output.

If you're working with photos, then Designer Pro can handle everything from a simple one-click

auto-enhance of your photo to impressive digital photo compositions. If you're creating a website, then

Designer Pro can help you produce everything you need, from Flash animations to complete web page

layouts and even complete websites. If your task includes drawing then this is a great tool for everything

from simple logos to cartoons and astonishingly detailed illustrations. And since Designer Pro is equally at

home with drawing, photos and text it is the perfect solution for design work from cards and invitations to

posters, adverts and multi-page brochures.

If you click on the contents tab of this help guide, you will find a detailed description of each of the tools,

galleries, menus, and control bars. You can also click on the index tab to search for a particular

keyword.

Getting started with Xara Designer Pro X

Getting started with Flash animations

Watch the demo movies

Getting more help

Program designed and developed by Xara Group Ltd. For more information about Xara and its

products, click here. Alternatively, visit our web site:

www.xara.com

The Geotype font is provided by kind permission of Gary Bouton and remains © Gary Bouton. Take a

look at www.theboutons.com

Other fonts are provided by third parties who retain the copyright. In all cases, copyright is reserved by

Xara or its licensors and is protected by international copyright law.

The contents of this documentation and the associated Xara Designer Pro X software are the property of

Xara Group Ltd and are copyrighted. Any reproduction in whole or in part is strictly prohibited. For

additional copies of the software, please contact Xara Group Ltd. Xara Designer Pro X license terms

.

Xara is a trademark of Xara Group Ltd.

Read all acknowledgements

Last changed: 11/05/2012

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Designer Pro terminology

This section describes some of the terminology used in Designer Pro.

Document

You can think of a document as a conventional sheet of paper (or a couple of it). Like a sheet of paper,

you can draw lines and curves, place objects like shapes, cliparts and photos and write text (and erase

them later). You can save the document for later use by storing it on disk or printing it.

Page

This is the white area in the document. You can place objects on the page margin, on the page, or

overlapping both. However, only objects on the page are printed. A document can contain one or

several single pages or double pages spreads. A double page is like two separate sheets of paper placed

next to each other.

Lines, shapes, and objects

These are all lines

A line

can be straight, curved or a mixture of

both. A line must have a start and an

end, thus it is always open. You can

apply a thickness and color to a line.

These are all shapes

A shape

is a solid or closed object. The

difference between a line and a shape

is that a shape has no start or end.

Because a shape is a closed object,

you can fill it with a color or leave it

empty with no color. You can apply a

thickness and color to the line around

the shape.

In postscript terminology, a shape is a closed path. Designer Pro sometimes uses "shape" as shorthand

for "line or shape".

These are all objects

Object is a general term

. This manual uses it where the same

information applies to lines, shapes,

bitmaps and text. For example,

moving a line is exactly the same as

moving a shape, moving a bitmap or

moving text.

Many operations in Designer Pro apply equally to a single object or a collection of objects. "Object" can

refer both to one object and to several objects.

Attributes are the characteristics of objects

such as line width and pattern, colors and so on.

Bars

There are three types of bars: the Main toolbar, the InfoBar, and then various other button bars which

are sometimes just referred to as control bars, e.g. the Gallery

button bar.

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Attributes

The various characteristics that define the appearance of objects on the page, such as color, line width,

fill style etc are all called Attributes

of the object.

The Attributes of objects can be copied and pasted between different objects using the Paste Attributes

menu command.

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Document

You can think of a document as a conventional sheet of paper (or a couple of it). Like a sheet of paper,

you can draw lines and curves, place objects like shapes, cliparts and photos and write text (and erase

them later). You can save the document for later use by storing it on disk or printing it.

Page

This is the white area in the document. You can place objects on the page margin, on the page, or

overlapping both. However, only objects on the page are printed. A document can contain one or

several single pages or double pages spreads. A double page is like two separate sheets of paper placed

next to each other.

Lines, shapes, and objects

These are all lines

A line

can be straight, curved or a mixture of

both. A line must have a start and an

end, thus it is always open. You can

apply a thickness and color to a line.

These are all shapes

A shape

is a solid or closed object. The

difference between a line and a shape

is that a shape has no start or end.

Because a shape is a closed object,

you can fill it with a color or leave it

empty with no color. You can apply a

thickness and color to the line around

the shape.

In postscript terminology, a shape is a closed path. Designer Pro sometimes uses "shape" as shorthand

for "line or shape".

These are all objects

Object is a general term

. This manual uses it where the same

information applies to lines, shapes,

bitmaps and text. For example,

moving a line is exactly the same as

moving a shape, moving a bitmap or

moving text.

Many operations in Designer Pro apply equally to a single object or a collection of objects. "Object" can

refer both to one object and to several objects.

Attributes are the characteristics of objects

such as line width and pattern, colors and so on.

Bars

There are three types of bars: the Main toolbar, the InfoBar, and then various other button bars which

are sometimes just referred to as control bars, e.g. the Gallery

button bar.

Attributes

The various characteristics that define the appearance of objects on the page, such as color, line width,

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fill style etc are all called Attributes

of the object.

The Attributes of objects can be copied and pasted between different objects using the Paste Attributes

menu command.

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Page

This is the white area in the document. You can place objects on the page margin, on the page, or

overlapping both. However, only objects on the page are printed. A document can contain one or

several single pages or double pages spreads. A double page is like two separate sheets of paper placed

next to each other.

Lines, shapes, and objects

These are all lines

A line

can be straight, curved or a mixture of

both. A line must have a start and an

end, thus it is always open. You can

apply a thickness and color to a line.

These are all shapes

A shape

is a solid or closed object. The

difference between a line and a shape

is that a shape has no start or end.

Because a shape is a closed object,

you can fill it with a color or leave it

empty with no color. You can apply a

thickness and color to the line around

the shape.

In postscript terminology, a shape is a closed path. Designer Pro sometimes uses "shape" as shorthand

for "line or shape".

These are all objects

Object is a general term

. This manual uses it where the same

information applies to lines, shapes,

bitmaps and text. For example,

moving a line is exactly the same as

moving a shape, moving a bitmap or

moving text.

Many operations in Designer Pro apply equally to a single object or a collection of objects. "Object" can

refer both to one object and to several objects.

Attributes are the characteristics of objects

such as line width and pattern, colors and so on.

Bars

There are three types of bars: the Main toolbar, the InfoBar, and then various other button bars which

are sometimes just referred to as control bars, e.g. the Gallery

button bar.

Attributes

The various characteristics that define the appearance of objects on the page, such as color, line width,

fill style etc are all called Attributes

of the object.

The Attributes of objects can be copied and pasted between different objects using the Paste Attributes

menu command.

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Lines, shapes, and objects

These are all lines

A line

can be straight, curved or a mixture of

both. A line must have a start and an

end, thus it is always open. You can

apply a thickness and color to a line.

These are all shapes

A shape

is a solid or closed object. The

difference between a line and a shape

is that a shape has no start or end.

Because a shape is a closed object,

you can fill it with a color or leave it

empty with no color. You can apply a

thickness and color to the line around

the shape.

In postscript terminology, a shape is a closed path. Designer Pro sometimes uses "shape" as shorthand

for "line or shape".

These are all objects

Object is a general term

. This manual uses it where the same

information applies to lines, shapes,

bitmaps and text. For example,

moving a line is exactly the same as

moving a shape, moving a bitmap or

moving text.

Many operations in Designer Pro apply equally to a single object or a collection of objects. "Object" can

refer both to one object and to several objects.

Attributes are the characteristics of objects

such as line width and pattern, colors and so on.

Bars

There are three types of bars: the Main toolbar, the InfoBar, and then various other button bars which

are sometimes just referred to as control bars, e.g. the Gallery

button bar.

Attributes

The various characteristics that define the appearance of objects on the page, such as color, line width,

fill style etc are all called Attributes

of the object.

The Attributes of objects can be copied and pasted between different objects using the Paste Attributes

menu command.

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Bars

There are three types of bars: the Main toolbar, the InfoBar, and then various other button bars which

are sometimes just referred to as control bars, e.g. the Gallery

button bar.

Attributes

The various characteristics that define the appearance of objects on the page, such as color, line width,

fill style etc are all called Attributes

of the object.

The Attributes of objects can be copied and pasted between different objects using the Paste Attributes

menu command.

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Attributes

The various characteristics that define the appearance of objects on the page, such as color, line width,

fill style etc are all called Attributes

of the object.

The Attributes of objects can be copied and pasted between different objects using the Paste Attributes

menu command.

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