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  Hello!

  How can I draw an image with rounded corners and a border, but not to let the image go beyond the limits of the border?

  The image is constantly evolving, so the size and the proportion is also change periodically.

  Best regards

  Luis Borlido

  I found this

  http://cookbooks.Adobe.com/post_Rounded_Image-6502.html

  You can extend as a result of draw a border so

• IconItemRenderer with rounded corners

  Hello world

  IM using the mobile IconItemRenderer and the need to round the corners of list-items are in line with the rest of my UI design. is it possible to archive this?

  thx for your help

  extend the IconIremRenderer then override the drawBackground method and draw a rect with rounded corners

  something like that...

  package converters
  {
  Import spark.components.IconItemRenderer;
     
  SerializableAttribute public class RoundedIconItemRenderer extends IconItemRenderer
  {
  public void RoundedIconItemRenderer()
  {
             
  Super();
  }
         
  override the drawBackground(unscaledWidth:Number,_unscaledHeight:Number):void function
  {
  this.graphics.beginFill (0 x 000000, 0.8);
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  this.graphics.drawRoundRect (0,0,unscaledWidth,unscaledHeight,30,30);
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• How to create the rectangle with rounded corners?

  How can I create a rectangle with rounded corners?

  Yes... I know x)
  but with the action script?

  I found: http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/flash/display/Graphics.html#draw RoundRect()

  Thank you

• AS3 drawing a rectangle with rounded corners and squares?

  Is this possible in AS3 for a rectangle with square and round corners? I'm drawing a square, which has rounded edges on the top right and bottom left and square corners for those remaining. How can I do? Right now, I have this:

  var g:Graphics = indicator.graphics;

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  Many thanks for any help with this!

  You are welcome.

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• How to make tables with rounded corners! (help)

  Using framemaker 11 and I can't seem to find a way to get the corners rounded on a table.

  The only way is a way to fake and draw a rectangle rounded on the table without borders. I've implemented a program to import this document into another document, but it does not have the rounded rectangle but takes the table. What gives?

  So the only methods I see work is to find how 1) corners rounded on a table, 2) have the rectangle 'stick' to the table then when everything is imported when I import the file, 3) create a graph of rectangle rounded out framemaker and import it in?

  Help, please

  Chris

  Rounded corners on the tables is a rare feature. There in no version of FM I've ever used (compared to 9), nor do all the worksheets that I use.

  My inclination would be to find an app that does (InDesign maybe?).

  Each table export to PDF.

  Import in a framework anchored on the FM band.

  >... a rectangle rounded on the table without borders.

  > But I put in place a program to import this document in

  > another document, but it does not have the rounded rectangle

  > but takes the array. What gives?

  A normal FM table does not represent an anchored frame. I guess you just draw on the page of the RR. It is not related to the content (a debit). Not only it does not export if you use this document as a source of text box, the RR will remain even with this table if the table to a different page of reflow number other content changes.

  You need create a block anchored.

  Equip the RR that.

  Also put a block of text in the AF.

  Set the table in the text frame.

  Adjust the RR to hit the table borders.

• How can I disable the "feature" that transforms a square into one with rounded corners, when I try to drag?

  Now, it is often very difficult to catch an object square and drag it without him convert to rounded corners - especially with small objects.

  No idea how to solve this problem?

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  View > hide the corner widget

• Triangle with rounded corners

  How to draw a triangle with smooth rounded corners and straight walls?

  Hamish,

  You can create the triangle with the tool polygon, delivered with the Rectangle tool (click and place the cursor until the other tools fly away), then the effect > esthetics > corners rounded. You can object > decompose the aspect if you have six anchor points.

• Cropping with rounded corners

  I recently changed my good old ImageReady with Fireworks. What really miss me is cut (crop) a rectangle with corners rounded off an image.

  ImageReady had this as a standard option, but in Fireworks I can do only with right corners? Is someone can pls tell me how can I do this? Thank you.

  You can't the harvest an anything but rectangular image, because the image files are always rectangular (even with ImageReady). You can use a vector mask to make the corners of an image are transparent or anti-aliasing for a background color (or other underlying images or objects), however.

  You can get the effect you want, however.

  (1) add a white rounded rectangle to your document and adjust its size and position you want. (I have will usually set the opacity of an object down to this step and then go back to 100%)

  (2) select the rectangle and your image.

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  Modify > canvas > canvas trim.

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• Make a photo with rounded corners

  I just followed both these instructions to create corners rounded on a rectangular image:
  http://www.Enghiong.com/how-to-make-rounded-corner-edges-using-Fireworks.html/
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  What Miss me? Two of them show the transparent canvas? I drew the rectangle, rounded corners, glued to the inside and all the other steps and saved. When I use in my html file, the background shows!
  
  Any help with this is so appreciated.

  quality11 wrote:
  > I'm sure that I created an object rectangle, change the fill color to
  > tranparent (and the color of the outline), then glued to the inside so not sure how the
  > black came. However, I am not even able to do that. What I am
  > missing? I know it's easy. I did easily some time for another site.
  >
  > Thanks to its fixation. I would like to know how you did it well. You can
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  > do exactly the same thing for.
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  > Thank you very much.
  >

  Draw the rectangle rounded on the picture and fill the rectangle with
  White. Select the image and the rectangle, and then click Modify > mask
  > Group as mask. If you need background or transparent, create
  the Group of mask on a transparent canvas and export to PNG 32-bit format.

  --
  Linda Rathgeber - Adobe Community Expert
  http://www.Adobe.com/communities/experts/members/8.html
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• Rectangle with rounded corners

  Someone knows how to set the degree of curvature on the corners of the rectangles, rounded to Illy?  This can be easily done in PS, but I see no option for this in Illustrator.

  Any help is appreciated!

  Dan,

  If you select the rounded rectangle tool and click anywhere on the artboard rather than simply drag, you get options, including Ray.

  You can also create a rectangle (normal) and then the effect > esthetics > rounded corners or effect > convert to shape > rounded Rectangle, to get a rounded which remains editable and removable.

• Thumb nail with rounded corners lot.

  I would like to create a command script which proportionately reduces an image at 200px wide, rounded corners (25px rad), gives him a blue border and saves it as a transparent png.
  
  I am trying to create a command that ACR be dosed. It seems simple enough. except that I can't figure out how to make a command that will create a rectangle that starts at 0,0 and is at the height and width of the canvas.
  
  Advice would be appreciated,
  Thank you
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  Marc,

  Maybe this will help you:

  http://www.phireworx.com/content/members/imageedgerpro/default.asp

  Alex

  Infield wrote:
  > I would like to create a command script which proportionately reduces an image to
  > 200px wide, rounded corners (25px rad), gives him a blue border and saves it
  > as a transparent png.
  >
  > I'm trying to create a command that ACR be dosed. It seems simple enough
  > forward. except that I can't figure out how to make a command that will create a
  > rectangle starting at 0,0 and is the height and width of the canvas.
  >
  > Advice would be appreciated.
  > Thank you,
  > - marc
  >
  >
  >

• PS CC2014 window toolbar text and graphic scaling with a monitor high resolution (2560 x 1440)

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• rectangle with a circle line dotted with rounded corners and equal distance

  I'm a fan of the Illustrator who needs assistance to create a rounded rectangle with a circle dotted line and also spaced circles.  any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you!

  If I understand what you're asking correctly, I think all you have to do is create your rectangle rounded using the rounded Rectangle tool and then apply a brush model with the 'circle dotted line. " To create the model of brush, simply use the Ellipse tool to draw a circle/point forms the same size as the points you want to make your line dotted, then drag the circle/dot to the Palette. The dialog new brush will appear when you do this. Select the new brush model, then click on 'OK '. The model brush Option dialog box will appear next. In the text spacing box, enter 100% (this will give you a space between each point equal to the same size as the dot). In addition, if you want to be able to change the colour of the points, select shades and nuances in the dropdown under the colorization of methods. (see attachment) Click 'OK' and your new brush model should now appear in your Palette of forms. All you have to do now is to select your rectangle rounded with the Selection tool and click your new brush palette forms to apply.

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• Dashes and points race alignment on the rectangle with rounded corners

  Who can control the placement of hyphens so they are symmetrical.

  

  

  The 'align dashes to the path corners adjust the lines to fit' is great, but the cyan guide I pulled low shows that the dashes above are not symmetrical in relation to the other. For a non-rounded rectangle, this works well.

  

  I see it's a bit off.

  If you want it perfect, just draw a corner and a transformation effect one copy reflect X and Y to reflect another.