Is there a control for opacity of text? I can’t find it if there is…
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On 15 Oct 2010, 12:20 am, Jonathan Lundell wrote:
Is there a control for opacity of text?
Sure. Go to “Fill:” and have a play with the “Opacity”-slider.
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Frank
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Hmm, I thought I had tried that…
When I do that, my text loses its color (seems to get converted to a gray-scale mask, maybe?).
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Decreasing opacity means less color - no??
Without an example it´s quite hard to tell.
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I’ll try to post something later. But in this case, the characters are relatively light faded green, and they change to relatively dark neutral gray.
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Open the Fill, Gradient and Solid Color palettes (Window menu)—see the screengrab.
- Drag the Gradient sample into the Fill box.
- In the Gradient palette, click the R.H. square and choose the desired grey from the Color palette.
- Still in the Gradient palette, click the L.H. square and choose a green from the Color palette.
- In the Solid Color palette, drag the Opacity slider for the green to the left. To change the balance between grey and green, drag the downward-facing arrows.
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