If you are creating slides with PageMaker, FreeHand, QuarkXPress, Illustrator, Canvas, etc., use a page size of 10.5 x 7 inches. That will give you the proper aspect ratio for a 35mm slide.
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To convert a MacDraw II file to EPS format, ungroup the image and open the file, using Deneba’s Canvas, version 2.1 or later. Using the file menu in the Save dialog box, convert the file into an Adobe Illustrator 1.1-compatible file. Load Adobe Illustrator, open a blank document, and import the converted file. Select all, [...]
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If you hold down the Command key while clicking on the text tool, you will see a list of available fonts. Shift/click will display type sizes, and Command/Option/click shows the fonts in their own typeface.
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OS 8.1 has been out for several months now. These are my general thoughts and opinions about it: I have personally found that OS 8.1 has proven to be one of the most reliable operating systems yet introduced for the Mac. For example, I normally have about 15 programs open and running at the same [...]
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Canvas 3.02 to 3.54 expired at 12:30pm on 31st August 2004. Deneba offers a patch program to fix the problem, but, it would not work for me. Others reported the same failure. This expiry date is stored in a resource within Canvas, and so anyone with a copy of ResEdit can fix their Canvas to alter [...]
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With nothing selected in your document, in the Object Specs palette do the following: 1. Pop-up the Object Type and choose the kind of object you want to create. 2. Enter Numbers for Top and Left to set the object’s upper-left corner in the document. 3. Enter values for the Object’s Height and Width. 4. Click Create. – Dave Rumfelt
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Tab/click the Opacity Slider to quickly adjust a selection’s opacity in 10% increments. -Dave Rumfelt
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You do not have to surround an object with a marquee selection box to select it. Press the Option key when dragging out a selection box and any object that the marquee touches will be selected. -Dave Rumfelt
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Press the Option key while you Rotate or Skew an object in Freeform mode to leave a duplicate of the original object behind. — Dave Rumfelt
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Apply a white Fill Ink to your text object. In the Transparency palette, choose “Difference” in the Transfer Mode pop-up. Place the text over any background. -Dave Rumfelt
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