User manual ENFOCUS SOFTWARE PITSTOP EXTREME 08

[. . . ] Certified PDF is a registered trademark of Enfocus NV; patent pending. Enfocus PitStop Professional, Enfocus PitStop Server, Enfocus Instant PDF, Enfocus StatusCheck, Enfocus CertifiedPDF. net, Enfocus Instant Barcode, Enfocus PitStop Extreme, Enfocus PDF Workflow Suite, Enfocus LightSwitch, Enfocus FullSwitch, Enfocus PowerSwitch, Enfocus SwitchClient, Enfocus SwitchScripter and Enfocus Browser are product names of Enfocus NV. Acrobat, Distiller, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, FrameMaker, PDFWriter, PageMaker, the Adobe logo, the Acrobat logo and PostScript are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. Macintosh, Mac, Mac OS and ColorSync are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. , registered in the U. S. [. . . ] Mixed Paints When objects with mixed paints are selected, the Paint tool behaves just like the Transform tool. 5. 2. 2 Fill Paint Transformation window Double-click on the Edit Paint tool to open the Fill Paint Transformation window. Using this window you can move, rotate, scale and shear an object's fill paint numerically. Point of Origin for the Transformation · If the ruler is on, the origin of the ruler is used as origin for the transformation. You can switch the ruler on or off with the ruler button (see also 4. 4. 9 Ruler Tool on page 56). If the ruler is off, the origin of the transformation is a point from the bounding box of the selection. if you select the bottom left Reference Point, the bottom left corner of the bounding box is used as origin of the transformation. It will remain in place when scaling the selection. · 68 Horizontal / Vertical Offset Use the X Offset and Y Offset fields to set the horizontal and vertical position of the selection. · · When the ruler is on, the position is defined relative to the ruler's origin. When the ruler is off, the position is defined relative to the bottom left corner of your document. Width / Height Use the Width and Height fields to set the width and height of the selection (in the units defined in the Preferences, see General Units on page 159). Use the Scale X and Scale Y fields to scale the width and height of the selection to a percentage of the original width / height. Note: You can flip (mirror) your selection by adding a minus sign in the Scale X or Scale Y field. Use the Scale X field to mirror your selection horizontally, and the Scale Y field to mirror it vertically. Rotation Use the Rotation field to rotate your selection counter-clockwise. Shearing Use the Shear field to shear the selection by a certain angle. In the example below, shearing the selection on the left by 25 degrees gives the result on the right. By default, the selection is sheared to the right. To shear it to the left, use the minus sign. Enfocus PitStop Extreme User Guide 69 5. 3 Stroke Window The Stroke window can be used to put a line around open or closed paths. The stroke has his own paint that can be defined in the Paint window. Width The line width for the stroke. The line width is always symmetrical (the inside and the outside distance are the same). · · · With Butt caps the stroke is squared of at the end points of a path. With Round caps the stroke is rounded of at the end points of a path, thus prolonging it. With Square caps the stroke continues beyond the end points of the path and is squared of (at a distance equal to half of the line width). Join The join can be Mitered, Round or Bevel. In order to avoid the resulting corner becoming too sharp, it can be cut off. The distance where the corner is cut off is controlled by the Miter Limit. [. . . ] See 10. 1 History on page 147. 11. 1. 2 Editing Selection mode You can set the default selection mode to "Outline" select or "Area" select. You can always toggle the selection mode by using the z (Mac) or Alt (Windows) shortcut. See 4. 1 Select on page 47 for more informations on Selection. Enfocus PitStop Extreme User Guide 159 General Units Changes the units in the complete program, except for text and strokes (see below). You can choose between: mm, cm, m, inch, point, mil, pica points, didot points, Q's, Bai's. [. . . ]