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2011-08-10
05:29 AM
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Rubia Torres
2011-08-10 07:31 PM
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2011-08-17 05:33 AM
2011-08-17 07:28 AM
2011-08-17 10:53 PM
Barry wrote:You can just change the colour to something other than blue, then change it to blue again without hitting o.k. and going back into the settings.
NOTE: if you select multiple objects with varied pen colours you will see the settings for only the last object selected.
If that pen colour is blue and you want all the others to be blue then nothing will happen.
You have to change to a different pen colour (say green) and then OK this and then back to the settings to change the pen colour to blue.
Or you must deselect the objects that already have the correct pen colour.
Or ensure that the last object you select has the wrong pen colour so that you can change it.
Barry.
2011-08-18 03:55 AM
s2art wrote:Yes you can to.
You can just change the colour to something other than blue, then change it to blue again without hitting o.k. and going back into the settings.