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Chapter 5: Process mode
Borders options
Eyedropper
Picks up the color beneath the cursor when you click on the image. The border
changes to the clicked color, which also appears in the Color box on the Borders
pane so that you can adjust it if you open the Color dialog box.
changes to the clicked color, which also appears in the Color box on the Borders
pane so that you can adjust it if you open the Color dialog box.
The eyedropper is not available when you are using a texture.
Border
Size
Sets the size of all the sides of the border simultaneously. Drag the
slider left and right to adjust the width of the border. You can also
type in a different number or use the up and down arrows to
change the size of the border.
slider left and right to adjust the width of the border. You can also
type in a different number or use the up and down arrows to
change the size of the border.
The text below the Size field shows the final size of your image with
the border added. The final size changes dynamically as you adjust
the size of the border.
the border added. The final size changes dynamically as you adjust
the size of the border.
Advanced
size
controls
Opens a fly-out of advanced size controls. Use the sliders, up- and
down-arrow keys, or type in a number, to set the size of each side
of the border individually. For example, you can set the bottom
border to be larger to include a space for copyright information.
Click on the arrow beside the Size slider to open the advanced size
controls menu.
down-arrow keys, or type in a number, to set the size of each side
of the border individually. For example, you can set the bottom
border to be larger to include a space for copyright information.
Click on the arrow beside the Size slider to open the advanced size
controls menu.
Color box
Activates when you select the Color radio button.
Do any of the following:
Click on a color in the image to make the border that color. The
clicked color appears in the Color box.
Click on the color in the middle of the Color box to open the Col-
ors dialog, where you can adjust the color in multiple ways.
Click the down-arrow beside the box and hover over the quick-
color box until you find a color you like. When you click inside
the quick color box, the picked color appears in the Color box
and the border changes to the selected color.
clicked color appears in the Color box.
Click on the color in the middle of the Color box to open the Col-
ors dialog, where you can adjust the color in multiple ways.
Click the down-arrow beside the box and hover over the quick-
color box until you find a color you like. When you click inside
the quick color box, the picked color appears in the Color box
and the border changes to the selected color.
Texture
box
Activates when you select the Texture radio button.
Do any of the following:
Click the side arrow to open the texture library and view thumb-
nails of textures to select.
Click the forward and back arrows to browse through the tex-
tures one at a time, without opening the library.
nails of textures to select.
Click the forward and back arrows to browse through the tex-
tures one at a time, without opening the library.
Edge
Straight
Sets the edge of the border to be a straight line.
Irregular
Activates when you select the Irregular radio button.
Do any of the following:
Click the side arrow beside the edge box to open the edge
library and view thumbnails of edges to select.
Click the forward and back arrows to browse through the
edges one at a time, without opening the library.
library and view thumbnails of edges to select.
Click the forward and back arrows to browse through the
edges one at a time, without opening the library.
Edge blur
Blurs the edges of the edge of the image into the border. Drag the
slider to the right to increase the blur, or to the left to decrease the
blur.
slider to the right to increase the blur, or to the left to decrease the
blur.
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