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Working with Lines<br />

The width and<br />

Note color of the line<br />

are determined<br />

by the program’s default<br />

settings or the previous<br />

selections.<br />

Lines: General Information<br />

Lines are added to an overlay using the Line Tool.<br />

Each line has properties—you can select a line color and a line width. Lines are not<br />

interactive.<br />

Why add lines to an overlay?<br />

For instructional and/or decorative purposes, it is often useful to add lines to a printed<br />

overlay.<br />

Using the Arrange feature, you can position a line behind or in front of keys and other<br />

objects.<br />

Line: Creating<br />

How do I create a line on an overlay?<br />

1. Click the Line Tool button or select Line Tool from the Overlay Maker menu.<br />

2. Place the pointer on the overlay where you want one end of the line to be, and drag the<br />

cursor in any direction. When you release the mouse, the line displays on the overlay. It<br />

is already selected (notice the resizing handles).<br />

To align a selected line with the overlay grid (even if the grid is hidden), select<br />

the Snap to Grid option from the Overlay Maker menu. Reposition the line and it<br />

Tip aligns to the grid.<br />

3. (Optional) Resize and/or reposition the line.<br />

4. (Optional) Edit line properties (i.e., choose a different line color and set a new line<br />

width).<br />

Line: Selecting<br />

How do I select a line on an overlay?<br />

1. Click the Select Tool button or choose Select Tool from the Overlay Maker menu.<br />

2. Click the line that you want to be selected.<br />

3. Notice the resizing handles on the ends of the line.<br />

Line: Resizing<br />

How do I resize a line (i.e., make the line shorter or longer) on an overlay?<br />

1. Select the line. Resizing handles show on the ends of the line.<br />

2. Place your pointer on a resizing handle. The pointer shows as a double-headed arrow.<br />

3. Drag the resizing handle in either direction the arrow points.<br />

104 Overlay Maker 3 User’s <strong>Guide</strong>

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