Book IV 2 in Java

Print USS Code 128 in Java Book IV 2

Make layers non-printable: Select a layer in the Layers panel and drag it below the separation line to make the layer non-printable Move objects between layers: You can move an object to a different layer by selecting it in the Document window, and then in the Layers panel, click the name of the layer to which you want to move the object Merge layers: To merge several layers into a single layer, select the layers in the Layers panel, click the Options button (the bulleted list icon in the upper-right corner of the Layers panel), and choose Merge Selected Layers from the Options menu Hold down the Shift key to select multiple contiguous layers; hold down the Ctrl key to select noncontiguous layers Merge foreground layers: To merge all foreground layers into a single layer, click the Options button (the bulleted list icon in the upper-right corner of the Layers panel), and then choose Merge Foreground Layers from the Options menu Remove layers: You can remove a selected layer by clicking the Options button (the bulleted list icon in the upper-right corner of the Layers panel) and choosing Remove from the Options menu If the layer you are removing contains objects, FreeHand displays a warning dialog box to that effect Click Yes to delete the layer and all objects on it

When you finish creating a document, or you ve had all the fun with FreeHand that you can handle for the day, or at any point while you re working, you can save your document You can save the document as a FreeHand file, a FreeHand template, or an Editable EPS file Save the document as a FreeHand file and you can edit the elements in the document when you reopen it When you open a document saved as a template, you can use the elements in it as the basis for a new document Saving a document as a template is useful if you do repetitive work for a client that uses the same elements in all the documents, such as the client s logo and address You add additional elements to the template as needed and use the Save As command to save the revised template as a document When you save the file as an Editable EPS file, you can work with the file in another illustration program that supports the EPS format, such as Adobe Illustrator or CorelDraw When you save a document in any of these formats, you can later reopen and edit the document Note: You are limited to saving a single page document when you choose the Editable EPS format In addition to saving documents, you can also export FreeHand documents into a number of different graphics formats, including JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIF, and BMP

You can save a FreeHand document whenever you need to When you save a document that has been edited since it was last saved, an asterisk (*) appears after the document s name in the document title bar To save a document, follow these steps:

You can choose from the following: FreeHand Document (fh11), FreeHand Template (ft11), or Editable EPS (eps)

FreeHand saves the document to the specified folder When you save a previously saved file, the Save Document dialog box does not appear, and the file is saved using the same filename in the same location as the previous iteration of the file You can save your work using a different filename This option is handy when you re making lots of edits and saving a file frequently You can save a master version of the file, and then save a working version of the file using a different filename If you run into a computer glitch and the working version of the file becomes corrupt, you can always revert to the master copy (or another previous version) of the file You also use the Save As command to save a FreeHand template that you have added elements to in order to create a new document To save a file using a different filename: