freehand styles

[Elliott-Fay webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

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[laihuattan webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

I've send a request to MM, send one too to them , tell them to look at Indesign

[picturesk webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

thanks

[pensivo webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Hello,

Does anybody know if there are any third party Styles available for Freehand? I need to find a metallic look. Seems like photoshop has tons of these. Anyhelp would be great. thanks

Phil

[Joel]

Well, the main difference is that photoshop is a raster application which
will provide a lot more power for creating special effects, whereas Freehand
is a vector program and by nature is limited in that area. However, Freehand
MX's styles do add significant more creative power in creating styles for
graphics objects... there may be third party style libraries available for
MX, but I am not aware of any off the top of my head...

"pensivo" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> Does anybody know if there are any third party Styles available for

Freehand? I need to find a metallic look. Seems like photoshop has tons of
these. Anyhelp would be great. thanks

>
> Phil
>
>

[Judy Arndt]

pensivo wrote:

> Does anybody know if there are any third party Styles available for Freehand?
> I need to find a metallic look.

Maybe this will give you some ideas:
[url]http://www.FreeHandSource.com/_frames/_tips/_archive/tip_week035.html[/url]

If you're using FHMX, you could always add effects, strokes and fills to a
single object to get the look you want and make your own style. Start with a
gradient fill and a beveled edge. For swirly, warped reflections you'd
probably need to use a blend.

Judy Arndt