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Article #291Re: DROPPED SHADOW (changing with rotation accordingly)
From: James_Talmage
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 12:38
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 12:38
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Ryan, Why are you asking Doug this, when you can so easily test it yourself? Draw two objects. Apply Drop Shadow Effect to one. Select Both. Rotate them with Transform Effect. Of course you can apply a Transform Effect on multiple objects (or, more appropriately in this box layout scenario, a Group of them), even if some of them have Drop Shadow Effects. But I would think it a rather awkward way to work, editing objects that are actually located in positions or orientations other than where they are rendered. JET
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