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Article #45Re: Layer - Drop Shadow
From: Bob_Emerson
Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2004 01:25
Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2004 01:25
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I can think of two ways. 1. Offer a limited set of colors and make a template with multiple text layers with the drop shadow style and then only show the one they chose and put their text into it. 2. The XML Reference lists the options under Accessing Raster Content. A color overlay is the only item that looks useful for this. Make a template with two layers with placeholder text in each. Move the back-most layer down and to the right and then apply an overlay to it. You can then use the set command at run-time to change the overlay color.
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