The following information was too late to make it into documentation. The Import dialog box does not automatically preview the file that you are inserting. You must press the Metafile Preview button in order to see the graphic itself. Keep in mind that the preview you're given is that of the metafile itself, and that the results of the import may differ. Some metafiles, although they can be previewed, are too complex for Instant Artist to handle.

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When you import a graphic from another application, it is converted to Instant Artist's native.GFX format and stored in the file USER.GFX. Graphics stored in this file can be deleted from the Insert Graphic dialog box. If you wish to share your graphics with other Instant Artist users, then you will need to give them a copy of the graphic itself. This can best be done by taking the following steps: a. Rename your USER.GFX file.

Launch Instant Artist for Windows. Import the graphic(s) that you wish to share.

This will create a new USER.GFX file which contains the graphics you just imported. Exit Instant Artist, rename your new USER.GFX, and name your old one back. You can then share those graphics with any other Instant Artist User (DOS or Windows).

Muljtfiljm v formate fla in october. Export will export the selected objects in their entirety. This includes any object partially or wholly on the desktop.

This means that if you have an item that is being 'cropped' by the edge of the page (like the dance floor in the sign '50's Dance'), it will be exported uncropped. To work around this, place white fills around the edges of your document to cover up any unwanted overflow. Instant Artist does not use Adobe Type Manager to read your PostScript fonts. For Instant Artist to use your Type 1 fonts, be sure to choose the Set Directories command from the File menu and provide the correct information for 'PSFonts'. This also gives you the opportunity to turn off support for PostScript Fonts by changing your setting to a neutral directory.

An undocumented print option determines if you are going to print your document, a palette swatch, or an alignment test. The palette swatch is a printout of the color list presented in the Customize Colors dialog box (see Chapter 6). This will allow you to better see exactly what printed results you will receive when assigning different colors to your objects on screen.

At the bottom of the View menu is an undocumented command, Monochrome Defaults. Turning this on will cause Instant Artist to insert all items in monochrome.