Burt Fenner wrote:
> Use a custom line. It can go in any direction you wish. > > BF
That's what I'm doing - I want a way to *stop* it going in any direction, and constrain it to vertical!
Aaron Sherber wrote:
> Select the Smart Shape tool, and then the Line Tool. Hold down the shift > key as you double-click and drag -- this will constrain the line to be > either horizontal or vertical, depending on which direction you start > dragging in. >
I have always work with "automatically constrain dragging" enabled, but it doesn't seem to apply to custom lines.
Godofredo Romero wrote:
The \ key in the maestro font produces a vertical line. You can vary it's length by means of varying the point size.
GR
Sorry, I should have said, I need dashed lines! _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
