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The Drawing toolbar provides a palette of tools and features you can use to add impact. To display the Drawing toolbar, click Drawing (View menu, Toolbars submenu).
The Drawing toolbar is divided into three sections:
- General drawing controls Use these tools to select and rotate objects and to determine their position and orientation.
- Object drawing tools Use these tools to create objects.
- Object formatting tools Use these tools to change the appearance of objects you create.
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Try it out Beneath the buttons of the Drawing toolbar lies a powerful graphic arsenal. The best way to find out what you can do is to draw a few objects and see what you can create.
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Select successive
objects With one object selected, Press
TAB to move the selection to each object on the screen in
succession. This is handy when you need to select stacked
objects that are close together. Draw curved lines and objects On the Drawing toolbar, Click Lines (AutoShapes menu) and then click the Scribble or Freeform button to draw shapes with both straight and curved segments. Click the Scribble button to draw shapes that look like they were drawn with a pen. |
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You can apply special fill effects to a selected object by clicking the Fill Color arrow on the Drawing toolbar and then clicking Fill Effects.
The Fill Effects dialog box includes a number of special patterns and textures. You can create gradient fills with one or two colors, use special textures like wood and granite, and even fill objects with pictures.
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