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Re: Help with Drawing

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From: Jim_Jordan
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 17:19
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      What you have to do is make the line inactive before drawing the next
      line




This is done by double clicking on the paintbrush tool in the toolbox. Under the tool options, uncheck 'keep selected'.

baad, if the topic is dead for over a month and Nicholas never followed through with posting in the right forum, there is little reason to think he will benefit from further discussion here.
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