MACROMEDIA FREEHAND MX 11, Руководство пользователя

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To release a child page:
1
Select a page or pages using the Page tool.
Note: The current page must be a child page.
2
Click the Document panel Options menu control and select Release Child Page.
The selected page or pages are no longer based on a master page. Any objects from the master
page are pasted onto the selected page or pages. One group of objects is created for each layer
that contained objects.
To show or hide master pages in the Library panel:
Click the Library panel Options menu control and select Show Master Pages.
This command toggles between showing and hiding master pages. A check mark before the menu
item indicates that master pages are visible (the default).
To import a master page:
1
Click the Library panel Options menu control and select Import.
2
In the dialog box that appears, navigate to locate the folder from which to import the master
page.
3
Click the filename, and click Open.
Note: In Mac OS X, click Choose.
4
Select the master page from the Import Symbols dialog box (Shift-click to select multiple
pages), and click Import.
The lower pane of the Library panel displays the imported master page.
To export a master page:
1
Click the Library panel Options menu control and select Export.
2
Select the master pages you want to export, and click Export.
3
In the dialog box that appears, navigate to locate the folder to which to export the symbol.
4
Enter a filename for the master page, and click Save.
Using the rulers
Rulers help you accurately place and measure objects in your document. They appear at the left
and top of the Document window.
The rulers adjust as you scroll and zoom in the file. The large tick marks indicate the units of
measure (such as points), and the small tick marks indicate the increment (such as 16 points).
Page rulers use the document’s current units of measure, set in the Units pop-up menu in the
Status bar (Windows) or at the bottom of the Document window (Macintosh). You can define
custom units of measure equivalent to meters, feet, yards, miles, nautical miles, kilometers,
ciceros, and didots. You define custom units on a per-document basis.
Note: To make custom units available to newly created FreeHand documents, you can add the custom units to a
FreeHand template. For more information, see “Creating a new default template” on page 61.