Working with VivaDesigner
Working with VivaDesigner
Working with VivaDesigner
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<strong>Working</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>VivaDesigner</strong><br />
The Style buttons enable you to assign the font styles:<br />
Underlined, Superscript, Subscript, SmallCaps, All<br />
Caps and Superior. The styles are activated by clicking<br />
them <strong>with</strong> the mouse. They are deactivated <strong>with</strong> a second<br />
mouse-click.<br />
The popup menu Alignment shows a predefined list<br />
of alignments. It appears when you click on the alignment<br />
name.<br />
The popup menu Colors shows all the colors that were<br />
created in the Colors dialog or that are integrated in<br />
imported EPS images. The popup menu appears when<br />
you click on the color name and hold down the mouse<br />
button.<br />
The popup menu Density shows a selection of<br />
predefined values. It appears when you click on the<br />
arrow next to the percentage value.<br />
Other settings than the predefined ones in the popup<br />
menu may be made by overwriting the percentage<br />
value. confirm your individual settings <strong>with</strong> the e.<br />
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The entry field Line Spacing defines the spacing<br />
between text lines. the field accepts both absolute values<br />
in all units as well as the relative value AUTO,<br />
which creates an automatic line spacing dependant on<br />
the font size. Confirm your entries <strong>with</strong> the e-Taste.<br />
The automatic Line Spacing is calculated from the<br />
font size plus the percentage value entered in the<br />
Roman Text tab of the Preferences dialog.<br />
If the automatic Line Spacing is set at “0”, it corresponds<br />
directly to the font size only.<br />
Automatic Line Spacing is selected when the line spacing<br />
is to be defined using the baseline grid. Other than this,<br />
you should always enter your line spacing <strong>with</strong> absolute<br />
values. It makes good sense if you are using millimetres<br />
as your measurement to work in 1/4-mm stages<br />
(e.g. … 4,0; 4,25; 4,75 …).<br />
The entry field Paragraph Spacing defines the spacing<br />
between text paragraphs. The entry field accepts only<br />
absolute values in all units. confirm your settings <strong>with</strong><br />
the e key.<br />
The entry field Character Width defines the horizontal<br />
stretching of a character. The character width can be<br />
set from 10 % to 400 % in 1 % steps, whereby 100 %<br />
represents the original width. Thus values under 100 %<br />
compress the character width, and values above 100 %<br />
increase it, stretching the characters.
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