Okay - that will work - I have another question. Is it possible to
skew the text to make it look like it is part of the image instead of
just floating in mid-air?
Janet Westhues
Kelly Press Inc.
4430 Interstate Drive
PO Box 1325
Columbia, MO 65205
Phone: 573-449-4163
800-365-5212
Fax: 573-442-6309
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FusionPro does not currently support drop shadowing. But, you can
get the functionality you want by copying the frame with your text
and offsetting it a few points from the original frame. You'll need
to change the color of the font in this offset frame to be the
color of the shadow you want. If you line them up just right, you
should get the result you want. Since there's no drop shadow style
supported currently, this is the kind of workaround you'll have to do.
-Lauren
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