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    Question graduated fills perpendicular

    Hi

    creating a graphic for a web site it's 748 px wide and I want to do a graduated fill top to bottom leaving parallel colour bands.

    However the hand is not so steady thought that shift and drag or ctl and drag might constrain the drag but not so.

    Is there a keyboard shortcut?

    thanks

    Ian

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    Default Re: graduated fills perpendicular

    [CTRL] should constrain it in 45° increments Ian. The constrain angle is defined in the Options menu - General Tab. Make sure it is set to 30°, 45° or 90° to do what you need
    Last edited by ss-kalm; 26 March 2008 at 05:19 PM.
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    Red face Re: graduated fills perpendicular

    Thanks- still can't find it in the help file but problem solved

    cheers

    Ian

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    Default Re: graduated fills perpendicular

    You can use a combination of Ctrl / Shift / Alt along with the arrow keys for finer control of the drag arrows & handles for solid and transparent fills (amongst other things):

    When units set to pixels:
    ↑←↑↓ = 1 pixel
    Shift + ↑←↑↓ = 10 pixels
    Ctrl+↑←↑↓ = 5 pixels
    Alt+↑←↑↓ = 1 screen pixel at any zoom (larger the zoom, smaller the movement of the object or control arrow)

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    Default Re: graduated fills perpendicular

    Search "constrain" in the help file.
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    Talking Re: graduated fills perpendicular

    constrain - thats the word!!!!

    found it now :-)

    I always find help files are great as long as you know the key word and how to spel it.


    thanks

    Ian

 

 

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