acdsee canvas 12 快速安装指南
Chapter 2: Creating and Enhancing Technical Illustrations
5.
Click the object in your document that you want to use in the symbol ink.
6.
Adjust the settings for the symbol ink in the Symbol manager.
7.
Click the Add Preset button to add the new symbol ink to the preset inks.
Selecting, Grouping, and Aligning Objects
In Canvas, you need to select objects in order to edit them. If you want to edit several objects at once, you can
group the objects first. You might also want to align two or more objects, or distribute them so the spacing
between them is the same.
group the objects first. You might also want to align two or more objects, or distribute them so the spacing
between them is the same.
Selecting Objects
When you select an object, you distinguish it from other, unselected objects, so that when you choose a command
or apply a color, Canvas knows to apply it to the selected object. In most cases, you select objects first, then apply
a command or attribute. If you can’t apply an attribute, or a command is not available, check to be sure you have
correctly selected an object first.
or apply a color, Canvas knows to apply it to the selected object. In most cases, you select objects first, then apply
a command or attribute. If you can’t apply an attribute, or a command is not available, check to be sure you have
correctly selected an object first.
Canvas provides several tools and commands for you to select objects. Use the most convenient method for each
situation. The Selection tools are the primary object-selection tools. You can also use the Select All and Find
commands from the Edit menu to select objects.
situation. The Selection tools are the primary object-selection tools. You can also use the Select All and Find
commands from the Edit menu to select objects.
In some cases, you can select parts of objects; e.g., you can select an anchor point within a vector object, a word
within a text object, and an image area within a paint object. Selection techniques for various types of objects are
described in the drawing, text editing, and image editing sections of the manual.
within a text object, and an image area within a paint object. Selection techniques for various types of objects are
described in the drawing, text editing, and image editing sections of the manual.
Selecting objects with Selection tools
Selection tool: Select this tool when you need to Select a single object. To select multiple objects, you
can Shift-click.
can Shift-click.
Direct Edit Selection tool: This tool allows you to select all curve- edit points of an object in one step.
Click this tool and then click on a vector object to place that object into edit mode.
Click this tool and then click on a vector object to place that object into edit mode.
Direct Group Selection tool: Using this tool, you may select individual objects within a group without
the need to ungroup the object.
the need to ungroup the object.
Lasso Selection tool: Select this tool and then encircle or draw a line around an object or series of
objects. Doing this will select all of the objects that are touching the selection. You can also use this tool to
select objects by simply drawing a line through them.
objects. Doing this will select all of the objects that are touching the selection. You can also use this tool to
select objects by simply drawing a line through them.
Direct Edit Lasso tool: You can quickly edit any path point of an object by enclosing it with this tool. This
feature places the object or objects into edit mode and highlights the edit points that fall inside the
selection area drawn by the Direct Edit Lasso Tool. Likewise, you may also draw a line through an object to
allow editing of a path point.
feature places the object or objects into edit mode and highlights the edit points that fall inside the
selection area drawn by the Direct Edit Lasso Tool. Likewise, you may also draw a line through an object to
allow editing of a path point.
To select one object:
1.
Click a selection tool in the Toolbox.
2.
Click an object.
To select multiple objects:
Do one of the following:
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