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150 Chapter 6: Using Text
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In the Tools panel, click the Fill Color box and select a color from the color pop-up
window, or sample a color from anywhere on the screen using the eyedropper pointer
while the Fill Color box pop-up window is open.
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In the Tools panel, click the icon next to the Fill Color box, select the Eyedropper tool,
and then click to sample a color anywhere in any open document.
The color of the Fill Color box in the Tools panel changes to reflect the color you sample
with either the eyedropper pointer or the Eyedropper tool, and the color of the selected
text also changes.
Applying color to highlighted text in a text block
You can change the text color of highlighted text in a text block using the Property inspector
or any Fill Color box. You cannot use the Eyedropper tool to edit the color of highlighted text.
To apply text color only to highlighted text in a text block, do one of the
following:
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Click the Fill Color box in the Property inspector and select a color from the color pop-up
window, or sample a color from anywhere on the screen using the eyedropper pointer
while the Fill Color box pop-up window is open.
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Click the Fill Color box in the Tools panel and select a color from the color pop-up
window, or sample a color from anywhere on the screen using the eyedropper pointer
while the Fill Color box pop-up window is open.
Setting kerning
Kerning increases or decreases the spacing between certain pairs of letters to improve their
appearance. Most fonts include information that automatically reduces the amount of space
between certain letter pairs, such as “TA” or “Va.” Fireworks auto-kerning uses a font’s
kerning information when displaying text, but you may want to turn it off at smaller point
sizes, or when the text has no anti-aliasing. Kerning is measured as a percentage.
You can use the Property inspector or the keyboard to set kerning.
To disable automatic kerning:
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In the Property inspector, deselect Auto Kern. If the Property inspector is minimized, click
the expander arrow in the lower right corner to see all properties.
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If you attempt to apply a stroke to highlighted text in a text block, the entire text block is
automatically selected.