MACROMEDIA FREEHAND MX 11, Руководство пользователя

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To change settings globally, select one of the following from the Global Settings pop-up menu:
No Settings
clears all settings.
Restore Original Values
reverts any settings you changed in the previous step to their
original values.
Restore Program Defaults
changes all settings to the default FreeHand text settings (the
settings for Normal Text).
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Click OK.
To rename a text style:
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In the Styles panel, double-click the style name in the list and enter the new name.
Note: You cannot rename the Normal Text style.
To set the text style of subsequent paragraphs:
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Select the style in the Styles panel.
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Click the Styles panel Options menu control and select Style Behavior.
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Select a style from the Next pop-up menu.
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Click OK.
Applying text styles
You can apply styles to text by selecting the style in the Styles panel, dragging the style from the
Styles panel, or copying and pasting attributes from selected text.
To apply a text style, do one of the following:
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Use the Pointer tool to select a text block to which you want to apply a style, or use the Text
tool to select a paragraph. In the Styles panel, click the style you want to apply.
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Drag the style preview from the Styles panel onto a paragraph.
Note: To specify whether dragged styles are applied to selected paragraphs or entire text blocks, see the
next procedure.
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From the Character options in the Object panel, select a style from the Style pop-up menu.
(For information on displaying Character options, see “Displaying type attributes in the
Object panel” on page 248.)
To set the behavior for dragging a text style:
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Display text preferences by doing one of the following:
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In Windows, press U, then click the Text tab.
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On the Macintosh, press U, then click the Text category.
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Select an option for Dragging a Text Style Changes:
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To apply a style to a selected paragraph only (not to the entire text block), select Single
Paragraph (the default setting).
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To apply a style to an entire text block, select Entire Text Container.
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Click OK.