nn Voyles
> Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2008 11:13 AM
> To: FrameUsers Users
> Subject: RE: ON-SCREEN GUIDES
>
> Hi Michael,
>
> I've never bothered with guides in Frame. I use the Object Properties
> and specify the top and left values.
>
> Glenn
>
>
Schreer, Carol wrote:
> I have a question about removing a frame/column where a chapter TOC
one was
> on the first page in a file. Want to keep the header at the top of
the
> page but have the body text expand across the page to the right side.
The
> left margin is correct as is. See the attache
Schreer, Carol wrote:
> I have a question about removing a frame/column where a chapter TOC
one was
> on the first page in a file. Want to keep the header at the top of
the
> page but have the body text expand across the page to the right side.
The
> left margin is correct as is. See the attache
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> Zaichenko
> Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2008 01:51
> To: FrameUsers Users
> Subject: ON-SCREEN GUIDES
>
> Hello there,
> does anyone know of a utility that would put guides on my screen. To
> explain: Fr
example.
Thanks for any help!
Carol
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Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2008 11:13 AM
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Subject: RE: ON-SCREEN GUIDES
Hi Michael,
I've never bothered with guides in Frame.
You can define nonprinting colour.
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Subject: Re: ON-SCREEN GUIDES
My workaround has been
the need for a visual reference. You can align objects and
accurately set their position on a page. It sounds like you might need a true
page layout tool such as InDesign.
Glenn
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August 13, 2008 10:51To: Glenn VoylesSubje
example.
Thanks for any help!
Carol
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[mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Glenn Voyles
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2008 11:13 AM
To: FrameUsers Users
Subject: RE: ON-SCREEN GUIDES
Hi Michael,
I&#x
ual reference. You can align objects and
accurately set their position on a page. It sounds like you might need a true
page layout tool such as InDesign.
Glenn
From: Michael Zaichenko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 13,
2008 10:51To: Glenn VoylesSubject: RE: ON-SCREEN GUIDE
align your objects accordingly. Not so with
Frame. So I thought maybe there is some on-screen guides utility that I can
use. I know, I know - grid lines, snapping, aligning, etc. are all to my
discretion. However i'm doing a specific graphic work and all i need is guides.
Have you tried drawing guide lines manually, positioning them
accurately with object properties, and assigning them a non-printing
or invisible color?
Use:
* View > Color > Definitions > Print As to define a non-printing color.
OR
* View > Color > Views to define a color view that makes specifi
: Re: ON-SCREEN GUIDES
My workaround has been to make lines (.5pt) in Cyan and then delete them
when I have finished aligning to them.
A more dangerous approach would be to apply a special color tag to the
lines that you could then change to white or your background color.
I would add guides to the
otoshop, Indesign, etc. has rules (or guides) which you can just drag
> around and place wherever you need and align your objects accordingly. Not so
> with Frame. So I thought maybe there is some on-screen guides utility that I
> can use. I know, I know - grid lines, snapping, aligning, e
e list, I position graphics using the
object's properties.
...Susan
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From: Michael Zaichenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: FrameUsers Users
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2008 1:50:51 AM
Subject: ON-SCREEN GUIDES
Hello there,
does anyone know of a utility that would
e list, I position graphics using the
object's properties.
...Susan
- Original Message
From: Michael Zaichenko
To: FrameUsers Users
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2008 1:50:51 AM
Subject: ON-SCREEN GUIDES
Hello there,
does anyone know of a utility that would put guides on my screen.
Have you tried drawing guide lines manually, positioning them
accurately with object properties, and assigning them a non-printing
or invisible color?
Use:
* View > Color > Definitions > Print As to define a non-printing color.
OR
* View > Color > Views to define a color view that makes specifi
Users
Subject: ON-SCREEN GUIDES
Hello there,
does anyone know of a utility that would put guides on my screen. To
explain: Frame doesn't have any guides and at times it's needed. Any
advanced software - Photoshop, Indesign, etc. has rules (or guides)
which you can just drag around and pla
esday, August 13, 2008 01:51
To: FrameUsers Users
Subject: ON-SCREEN GUIDES
Hello there,
does anyone know of a utility that would put guides on my screen. To
explain: Frame doesn't have any guides and at times it's needed. Any
advanced software - Photoshop, Indesign, etc. has rules (or guides
ed. Any advanced software
> - Photoshop, Indesign, etc. has rules (or guides) which you can just drag
> around and place wherever you need and align your objects accordingly. Not so
> with Frame. So I thought maybe there is some on-screen guides utility that I
> can use. I know, I know - grid li
align your objects accordingly. Not so with
Frame. So I thought maybe there is some on-screen guides utility that I can
use. I know, I know - grid lines, snapping, aligning, etc. are all to my
discretion. However i'm doing a specific graphic work and all i need is guides.
I
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