Anchor/handle size

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• is it possible to increase the size of an anchor handle in illustrator cs2?

  These dots are almost beyond the capacity of my mouse resolution. 1/2 of the time something below is selected, and no, this isn't my eyes

  I don't think we can increase the size, but what I do is activate the bearings commented. So whenever the mouse is on the anchor, handle, etc. will show the name of the element. Makes it easier to select. (Click on the photo to enlarge)

  

  I hope this helps!

• How to edit a single anchor handled

  I find myself with an angle that only has a handful (screenshot below), to which, I want to add a second handle. I could convert it into a smooth curve but this average things and move the position of my existing handle.

  I want to add the second handle without affecting the path, to do the new handle would be aligned with the vertical trajectory. I was then able to change the second set as desired, and the whole process would leave intact existing curved path.

  

  froodster,

  To keep unchanged left segment, you can:

  (1) cut the path by clicking on the anchor with the scissors tool.

  (2) with the right way (yet) selected click on the anchor Point with the tool convert anchor point, and then ClickDrag it to drag the new handle.

  (3) select the paths (you can ClickDrag on the anchor with the direct Selection tool) and Ctrl/Cmd Join, corner time (or all will be in vain).

• Why my anchor handles keep disappearing?

  It's literally driving me crazy.  When I change something via convert tool anchor and then release the handles disappear and when I click on the anchor, they go back to where they were originally.  I want them to stay selected. The path was created with the pen tool.

  Another related question, is there a way to simply select one of the handles when you click on an anchor?  Whenever I click on both are selected, so when I move the mouse, the other handle is too manipulated.

  And another question, is possible to stop handles anchor back to its levels of position when you click to activate?  I always have to click on, then cancel.

  When I change something through the convert anchor tool and then release, the handles disappear

  Look in the view menu. Is the command Show Edges it listed? If so, select it.

  and when I click on the anchor, they go back to where they were originally.

  This is why's called it an anchorPoint CONVERSION tool. Click here to convert the point to a corner point (retract its handles). ClickDrag to convert an inflection point, extending its handles symmetrically the anchorPoint.

  is there a way to simply select one of the handles when you click on an anchor?  Whenever I click on both are selected, so when I move the mouse, the other handle is too manipulated.

  You select the handle with what tool? Drag a few extended with the conversion tool and it moves independently the anchorPoint s other handle. Drag an extended handle with white pointer and of the anchorPoint another handle to move if the point is a point of inflection, but won't if the point is a corner point.

  is it possible to stop handles anchor back to its levels of position when you click to activate?

  Yes. STOP by clicking on them with the CONVERSION tool. Select an anchorPoint with white pointer. The tool convert AnchorPoint is for CONVERSION anchorPoints, only not to select.

  JET

• Place the dimension table of DLL handle size

  Hello

  What is the correct way to handle the transition matrix dimensions, I found this document, outlining only the memory and situation examples that indicate the following two possibilities:

  typedef struct {}
  
          dimSizes [measures]
  
  	ArrDatatype data [1];
  
  } Array * ArrayHdl;

  or this one:

  typedef struct {}
  
  	dimSize1 of Int32;
  
          .
  
          .
  
          .
  
          .
  
          dimSizeX of Int32;
  
  	ArrDatatype data [1];
  
  } Array * ArrayHdl;

  Bublina wrote:

  Hello

  What is the correct way to handle the transition matrix dimensions, I found this document, outlining only the memory and situation examples that indicate the following two possibilities:

  typedef struct {}
  
          dimSizes [measures]
  
  	ArrDatatype data [1];
  
  } Array * ArrayHdl;

  or this one:

  typedef struct {}
  
  	dimSize1 of Int32;
  
          .
  
          .
  
          .
  
          .
  
          dimSizeX of Int32;
  
  	ArrDatatype data [1];
  
  } Array * ArrayHdl;

  They are equivalent, except that the int32 has been forgotten in the first!

  And a comma in the declaration of type for both!

  Personally, I tend to use the other, but never did more 2D pictures. For multi-D arrays, the first can be interesting if you get to make a loop on the dimensions of the matrix somehow.

• How to change the size of an anchored object?

  Hello, I'm doing a script that change size of an element by its name of research (label and name).

  It's so much work very well:

  var myStories = app.activeDocument.pageItems.everyItem () .getElements ();

  for (var i = 0; i < myStories.length; i ++) {}

  {if (myStories [i]. Name is "Post_it")}

  var g_obj1 = get1 (myStories [i]);

  var g_obj2 = get2 (myStories [i]);

  var g_obj3 = get3 (myStories [i]);

  var g_obj4 = get4(myStories[i]) + 5;

  myStories [i] .geometricBounds = [g_obj2, g_obj3, g_obj1, g_obj4];

  }

  }

  But when I copy and paste it into a text to an object anchor, it does not work!

  I check the name and label, it's the same thing.

  Why it does not work when the object is anchored to and how I solved it?

  Thank you very much!

  Hey Seba,

  Can you please try the JS code below, copy the following code checks anchored items where the label name is corect "Post_it", it will change the anchored image size is 5 pica.

  I hope that you expect this. If not, please come back if you have updated everything.

  var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
  myDoc.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.picas;
  myDoc.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.picas; 
  
  var myPg = myDoc.allPageItems;
  for (i=0; i
  THX
  csm_phil
  		   

• Legends and anchored objects - there must be a better way to do

  I spent a lot of time in the last six months, reconstruct PDF files in InDesign. It is part of my regular responsibilities, but I do a lot more of him for some reason any. Because I send you the text of these rebuild on documents for translation, I like that all of the text in a single story. It really helps to have the text in 'logical order', I think; When I prepare a trifold brochure, I try pretty hard to make sure that the order in which readers will read the text is reproduced in the stream of history throughout the identity document.

  So I'm rebuilding a manual as a form of 3 columns on letter paper and it is full of legends. Full of em. They are not pull quotes, either; each of these has unique text. Keeping in mind that I would like the text of those legends to stay in the same position in the text once I connected all the stories and exported a RTF for translation, which is the best way to handle them? What I do is insert a frame drawn emptly as an anchored object, size and position to sit above the text which is supposed to be shouted. When my translations come back, so they are always longer than the source document, as I crawl through the text, I resize the anchored images to match the size and position of the new extension translated the text and then move them in place with the keyboard.

  There must be a better way.

  It is better, right? I don't actually know too. If I really want to fill these frames anchored with text, I can't screw the them in the history. I suppose I could just put on the frames of the legend and assign two RTFs for translation instead of one, but then the 'logic' of my text order is thrown out the window. So, I am asking myself "what's more important? reduction of formatting time or maintenance of the flow of the story? "If there's something that miss me let me to dodge this decision, I would love to hear about it. The only thing I can think would work like this:

  (1) reproduce the text of the legend in the history with a custom sample "Invisible."

  (2) create "CalloutText" parastyle with "Invisible" swatch and apply it to the caption text

  (3) Insert the anchor for framework anchored immediately before the content of CalloutText

  (4) send it out for translation

  (5) while I'm waiting to get him back, write a script that would be (don't know if this is possible):

  (a) to scroll through the main story looking for any instance of CalloutText

  (b) copies an instance of contiguous to this style to the Clipboard

  (c) look back in history for the first preceding the instance of CalloutText anchor

  (d) fill the object anchored with the text on the Clipboard (that's where I'm really naïve)

  (e) implement a new parastyle the text of the legend

  (f) continue step by step through the story, looking for other instances of CalloutText

  If this is really the only decent solution, I'll simply go to the Scripting forum for more help with d). Any of you can make other suggestions?

  N ° there is no plugin dependencies (as long as you do not use

  APID version 1.0.46 - who had a bug that caused the warnings warning). Round-

  trigger by INX dirty not the text. If you return

  using the most recent version of the APID (version 1.0.47 pre5 and later - not)

  really yet published), plugin data should be preserved as well.

  Substances

• P2000 Volume sizes as seen by ESXi 5

  Hi all

  I have a HP P2000 CF table connected to a host ESXi 5.  I have configure vDisks and Volumes on the P2000.  I can see and build warehouses of data on these volumes, but ESXi sees about 6 to 7 percent smaller than the P2000 says they are.  No idea why?  I don't like wasted space, of course.  But I'm more worried that I can miss something important here.  I'm new to berries ESXi and CF.

  Thank you very much!

  Welcome to the community,

  Maybe it's a matter of how the table handles sizes, base 10 or base 2. Unless I'm mistaken uses P2000 base 10 in which GB cases e.g. 1,000 out of storage are really only ~ 976 GB actually.

  André

• Question about the control of two handles, or one at a time

  I use a trial version of Photoshop CS5 on Windows 7. I know how to select an anchor or its handles. But I don't know why sometimes I am controlling so many an anchor handles when I move one of them, or when I'm alone movement at the same time.

  
  

  My question is: how to make sure I have move the two handles at the same time or how to make sure I'm moving only one at a time?

  Use the convert anchor point.  This tool will get you used to convert the front handles and back to what you need.

  

• How to make an adjustment when cropping

  I have cultivated an image.  I want to take maybe 1 or 2 pixels on the left side.  When I drag the cropping
  Handle jumps more than I want to and I can't choose anything less.  Is there a way to control
  which?  It is a way to specify move 1 or 2 pixels?

  huck999 wrote:

  Thank you. I'm on a PC, but it worked.

  This shortcut is one of the few where you really press the control key on Mac and PC.

  If you want to cut 2 pixels on the left side, by entering the numbers, there is a way to do it.

  1. Choose image > canvas size.
  2. Select Relative. This means that the Width and Height numbers you enter are the differences that you want, not the full dimensions.
  3. For width, enter-2.
  4. Click the proxy of anchor to anchor the size on the edge right before the change-2 will come off of the left side.
  5. Click OK.

  

• fact transparent hp printed office 2540

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  Which is the cheapest printer for printing transpariencies

  In the writeup for the 2540, he States: 2540 wireless all-in-one inkjet printer Deskjet color of HP print 7 pages per minute in black and 4 pages per minute in color (ISO standard). The printer can handle sizes up to 8.5 "x 14" page"(legal) and is compatible with a wide range of media, including the envelopes, thick paper, photo paper and transparencies. »

  So, it can.  When buying the transparacy action, don't forget to buy the correct type.  They do different quailties stock for different printers.  But the type for inkjet printers.

• When to call DSDisposeHandle when you have a DLL function acting as a dynamic data DS source extensible?

  Hello

  I have a dynamic function DLL acting as a data source within a LabVIEW application (see attachment) - I use DSNewHandle to dynamically allocate an array 2D handle storage via the Manager memory LV for arrays of arbitrary in application size data. I had assumed that these blocks of memory would be willing (Magic) when appropriate by the LabVIEW built in blocks that are sitting downstream, however, is not the case for treatment and the system LabVIEW memory usage continues to increase until you quit LabVIEW environment (not just if the offending application is stopped or closed).

  So my question is how and where to mop up the table used for buffers in the treatment of the application of the chain and how do I know when the buffers are really exhausted and not be re-used downstream (for instance two 2D paintings are first grouped into a 2D complex table by the re + im at the operator complex labview - is data memory out of this totally different stage of entries or is - a) modified version of the entry tables - if they are totally different and 2D to entry tables are not wired in all other blocks why the operator not have input data banks?)

  Maybe Im going to this topic in the wrong direction have the DLL data source dynamically allocates space data tables? Any advice would be welcome

  Concerning

  Steve

  So instead of doing:

  DLLEXPORT int32_t DataGetFloatDll(... , Array2DFloat ***p_samples_2d_i, ...)
  {
      ...
  
      if ( p_samples_2d_i )
      {        // *p_samples_2d_i can be non NULL, because of performance optimization where LabVIEW will pass in the same handle        // that you returned in a previous call from this function, unless some other LabVIEW diagram took ownership of the handle.        // Your C code can't really take ownership of the handle, it owns the handle for the duration of the function call and either        // has to pass it back or deallocate it (and if you deallocate it you better NULL out the handle before returning from the        // function or return a different newly allocated handle. A NULL handle for an array is valid and treated as empty array.
          *p_samples_2d_i = (Array2DFloat **) DSNewHandle( ( sizeof(int32_t) * 2 ) + ( sizeof(float) * channel_count * sample_count ) );
  
          // Generally you should first try to insert the data into the array before adjusting the size        // the most safe would be to adjust the size after filling in the data if the array gets bigger in respect to the passed in array        // and do the opposite if the adjusted handle happened to get smaller. This is only really important though if your C code can        // bail out of the code path because of error conditions between adjusting the handle size and adjusting the array sizes.        // You should definitely avoid to return from this function with the array dimensions indicating a bigger size than what the        // handle really is allocated for, which can happen if the array was resized to a smaller size and you then return because of errors        // before adjusting the dimension sizes in the array.         ........        (**p_samples_2d_i)->Rows = channel_count;
          (**p_samples_2d_i)->Columns = sample_count;
      }
  
      ...}
  

  You should do:

  DLLEXPORT int32_t DataGetFloatDll(... , Array2DFloat ***p_samples_2d_i, ...)
  {
      ...
      MgErr err = NumericArrayResize(fS /* array of singles */, 2 /* number of dims */, (UHandle*)p_samples_2d_i, channel_count * sample_count);
      if (!err)
      {        // Fill in the data somehow
         .....       
  
          // Adjust the dimension sizes        (**p_samples_2d_i)->Rows = channel_count;
          (**p_samples_2d_i)->Columns = sample_count;
      }
  
      ...}
  

• Lightroom think I'm print 13 x 19 no matter what I tell him

  I asked this question occasionally over the years but never received an answer that works. Now there may be a solution...

  I have an Epson R2280 printer, which can handle sizes up to 13 x 19 "(Super B)." Sometimes I want to print on smaller leaves, say LETTER. I choose the letter in layout (OS X). I select the Lightroom model "(1) 8 x 10. Rule of Lightroom displays 11 inches on a side, 8 ½ inches on the other. I the size of the image. What comes out of the printer is my sheet of letter with just the top of the left side of the image and a lot of white margin on the left and right of it. The rest of the photo is proportional to the correct size, but it is not in the right place. Imagine a print centered on a 13 x 19 sheet, which has subsequently taken down and cut the right part.

  I had this problem since LR4. I now LR6 and it's still there. I moved from the Mountain Lion snow leopard. (Anything beyond ML messes with my Firewire HDs). I followed the suggestions to create a custom template. No difference. I printed out in PDF format, which no doubt ignores the Epson printer software. I get an image centered in a space of 13 x 19.

  I find myself always export to Photoshop and printing from there, as PS made what I said, but it's a pain. Numbers of Epson the problem must be with Lightroom, because Photoshop works.

  It occurs to me that a Lightroom library file is maybe damaged. But who and how to replace? I have reset the preferences by using the instructions from Adobe. It makes no difference.

  I would really appreciate help.

  The last time I had this problem, I had to change the paper size in the printer driver.  Once the printer and LR decided on the print size that it worked.

• Had at the height of a chart inside had more than padding height adjustment

  Hello comrades,.

  I'm trying to set a permanent background fill between an anchored frame and a graphical object (embedded Visio) located inside the anchored frame.

  However, instead of getting that padding under the chart, had become really small and only 20% of the image is exposed.

  The code goes like this:

  ...

  VFrame SET = vCurrentDoc.FirstGraphicInDoc;

  While (vFrame) loop

  IF vFrame.ObjectName = "Eu".

  SET vFrame.AnchorType = AnchorBelow;

  SET vFrame.GraphicIsSelected = 1;

  SET vGraphic = vFrame.FirstGraphicInFrame / / select the 1st graph in the framework

  SET vFrame.Width = vFrame.TextLoc.InTextObj.Width;

  SET vFrame.Height = vGraphic.Height + 5mm; Here are the 5mm padding

  Set vGraphic.LocY = 0mm;

  Set vGraphic.LocX = (vFrame.Width - vGraphic.Width) / 2;

  ENDIF

  ...

  Please, advise!

  Thank you!

  Hi Roman,

  (1) you must always organize your scripts in functions. Each function can be a small task. This keeps your scripts organized and easy to follow. It makes the code easier test and solve problems. And functions make it easier to reuse code in other scripts. You can easily copy and paste this function in another script and make changes that would be appropriate for this script.

  (2) all the variables that are used within functions must be declared the so that they do not interfere with all the variables outside the function (or in another function). You don't have to set it to 0, but I used to do as a matter of preference.

  (3) the reason why I use FirstSelectedGraphicInDoc is so I can test the function with an anchored frame selected to make sure it works. I don't want to use a loop before it works on a single embedded image. Once the function is developed and tested, I can use a loop:

  Set oGraphic = oDoc.FirstGraphicInDoc;
  Loop While(oGraphic)
    If oGraphic.ObjectName = 'AFrame'
      // Adjust the anchored frame size and graphic position.
      Set iResult = AdjustAFrameAndGraphic{oGraphic};
    EndIf
    Set oGraphic = oGraphic.NextGraphicInDoc;
  EndLoop
  

  This is another advantage of the use of the functions: I can follow the flow of my script and have a general idea of what he's doing in looking my function calls (lines 4-5). I didn't get bogged down with the details inside the functions.

  The biggest script error I see is in scripts where all the code is in a big block of long. When something does not work, it is difficult to solve the problems. When the code is developed as a series of small tasks that are set functions, the whole process is easier.

  -Rick

• resize guidelines 2 at a time

  Is it possible to resize the 2 lines of direction at the same time? For example, if you select two anchor points with the direct Selection tool, can then resize you their guidelines both - or you can resize the two steering lines on a single anchor at a time?

  You can stagger the guidelines handles without transforming the anchors. But you can't really tilt, rotate or reflect them in the usual sense. Their current angles are limited, no matter what a transformation, you try to perform or what tool of transformation, you drag. So really make sense to use transformations other than scale, unless that anchors (handles not only) are also selected.

  • You can perform transformations of scaling on the direction handles numerically by invoking one of the transformation dialog boxes or interactively by dragging one of the transform tools. In both cases, the location of anchor of transformation is respected, and angles of the handles are limited.
  • You can also adapt guidelines handles using the arrow keys to move the. Again, this isn't 'move' them in XY directions as you would expect, because their angles are limited. It scales. In doing so, you can get these anchorPoints so-called "illegal", in which their type is smooth, the two handles move when you drag or the other, but the two handles are on the same side of the anchor.
  • "DirectSelecting a segment" selects the handles of two direction affecting the segment.
  • If a segment contains at least one of its associated extended handles, you can use the white to hang out in the middle of the segment pointer. Doing so scales the lengths of the two handles attached by their respective anchors. (With unpredictable reservations to the so-called retracted cornerPoints.)
  • The Select > object > DirectionHandles command will select all the handles of direction of the path, without selecting anchor points. (Wish there was a Select corresponding > object > anchors; so that you could change the type of, or divided or align all both anchor points.) This could be used to circumvent the ignorance of the difference between having anchorPoints Illustrator all the selected and have all of the selected path.) You can then ShiftClick to uncheck unwanted "segments" (pairs of handles).
  • When only the handles are ostensibly selected, turn each anchors of transformations, even if the interface shows as not selected. (One of the many situations in the view for selecting of the Illustrator who is.)

  JET