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Tysker #1
Strokes to paths
Is there a quick and easy way to convert strokes to paths (defined as a vector) in MX?
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Bill Schuhle #2 Re: Strokes to paths
With the desired stroke selected, go Xtras > Path Operations > Expand
Stroke.
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news:c96h1h$jlt$1@forums.macromedia.com...vector) in MX?> Is there a quick and easy way to convert strokes to paths (defined as a
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Dritalei #3 Re: Strokes to paths
Hi!
Almost everything in Freehand is easier than in other apps.
Use "expand stroke" command. Select the stroke - Modify>alter path>expand
stroke
it's offcourse faster to use the toolbars. Window>toolbars>extra operations
You'll find the button at bottom left side of screen.
A pop-up will show and you can change the width of the stroke before
expanding, or just press ok to expand to the width the stroke was drawn with.
Hope this will help you!
Bjorn
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