CorelDRAW X8: The Official Guide by Bouton Gary David

Author:Bouton, Gary David
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
Published: 2017-02-02T16:00:00+00:00

Tip For fill types such as PostScript that have no More… button, go to the Edit Fill box and double-click the Edit Fill dialog’s fill icon on the status bar, toward the right of the bar below the local color palette.

2. Click the Edit Fill button on the Property Bar—you can only modify the PostScript fill so much from the Property Bar. In the Edit Fill dialog, click the PostScript button.

3. There is a Refresh button that forces a redraw of the current pattern when you make changes, but you will see an unchanged preset right away when entering this set of options in the Edit Fill dialog, and if you move the Edit Fill dialog to the side, you can see a preview of the fill in the selected object on the page.

4. Notice that each fill has its own set of parameters that can be changed. For example, the GreenLeaves preset is chosen in the next illustration; however, the leaves are too small and there’s not enough variation in the greens to suit a specific assignment. The solution is to decrease the number of leaves per square inch, thus increasing each leaf’s relative size, and to lower the Minimum Green setting, so a wider expression of the preset’s green color is visible.

5. Click Refresh to refresh the preview. If it looks good, you can click OK to get back to your work!

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