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When you need a line in QuarkXPress 3.3 and 4.0 for Macintosh, you can easily insert one, size it and add color to meet your document needs. Windows instructions may vary slightly.
You may occasionally decide to change some of the specifications for a style you created in QuarkXPress 3.3 and 4.0 for Macintosh. This is easy to do because Quark's designers anticipated this...
Grouping items, such as a graphic and an article in a newsletter, allows you to reposition the entire piece in one step without displacing its components. These instructions are for QuarkXpress...
You can use QuarkXPress 3.3 and 4.0 to create fancy drop caps in your documents to jazz up the layout just like magazines do. Windows instructions may vary slightly.
In your QuarkXPress 3.3 and 4.0 documents for Macintosh and Windows, you can insert new pages before or after a specific page or at the end of your document.
You can open and close QuarkXPress 3.3 and 4.0 palettes in Macintosh and Windows to make them available when you need them or to remove them from the screen when you're finished.
With Adobe PhotoDeluxe, you can download a photo from a photofinishing service on the Web, retrieve a photo from a digital camera or scanner, or import from a CD or other disk or folder on your...
You can customize PhotoDeluxe 2.0 to optimize the performance in your system. You can also customize the display.
To create a collage in Adobe PhotoDeluxe 2.0, you can store photographs or parts of photographs in a special Hold folder. You can access them easily to open or copy and paste them.
Save PhotoDeluxe 2.0 files in different formats to easily import them into desktop publishing or word-processing programs. You can also save a PhotoDeluxe file so that it can be used by different...
Acrobat files can be opened on any computer - Mac or PC - that has the free Acrobat Reader program installed. (Acrobat files end in the extension .pdf and are often referred to simply as PDF...
You can use your e-mail software to send your Adobe PhotoDeluxe files to a friend. These instructions apply to Adobe PhotoDeluxe 2.0 for Windows.
Wear your art with Adobe PhotoDeluxe. In addition to your image, you'll need a printer, a package of transfers and, of course, a T-shirt. These instructions apply to Adobe PhotoDeluxe 2.0 for Windows.
With Adobe PhotoDeluxe, you can create a custom screen saver that uses one or more of your own photos. These instructions apply to Adobe PhotoDeluxe 2.0 for Windows.
In Adobe PhotoDeluxe 2.0, you can keep your files organized and accessible by creating a series of "galleries."
In PhotoDeluxe 2.0, a "title" is text that appears on a photograph. A "caption" is a note you make for yourself about the photograph.
Yes, in Adobe PhotoDeluxe 2.0, you can select an irregularly shaped area of a photo - such as a flower or your bouncing baby girl. Once selected, the object can be copied and pasted to another...
In Adobe PhotoDeluxe 2.0, you can create transparent "layers" that you can edit, move or delete without affecting the rest of the image. For example, if you have a picture of a birthday cake on...
You can copy one or more parts of a photograph in Adobe PhotoDeluxe 2.0, then paste the copied component to a different location in the same image, or add it to a different image.
Use PhotoDeluxe 2.0 to make a shadowy effect appear around selected areas of your photograph. The shadow doesn't have to be gray or black - it can be green or pink, too. Experiment and have fun.
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