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Curve Point
Path points on an object with curves, such as a circle or rounded rectangle
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Corner Points
Path points on a vector object that has angles or lines
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Subselection Tool
Used to move points on a path in fireworks. Can also select the points of individual objects that have been grouped or to create a curved point.
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Point Handle
Handle extending from a point on a curved vector object used to adjust the object’s shape.
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Bézier Curves
Two dimensional curve in a vector object named after the French engineer who developed the mathematical formula to represent 3D automobile shapes.
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Join
The Join command allows users to combine the paths of two or more objects to create a single merged object that includes all points of both paths.
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Composite Path
A path formed by joining two open or closed paths
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Continuous Path
An open path formed by joining two open paths
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Add/Union
The add/union tool creates a path that is the sum total of all the selected paths
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Subtract/Punch
Is the outline of the top object carves through all of the lower selected images, but assumes the properties of the object at the bottom of the Layers panel.
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Intersect
Creates an object consisting of the area where the objects’ paths overlap, or the command area shared by the objects.
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Crop
To exclude part of an image. Cropping hides areas of an image without losing resolution quality.
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Fill
A solid color, a pattern, or a gradient applied to an object.
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Solid Fill:
The color values selected or hexadecimal value specified in the color pop-up window or in the Color Mixer
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Web Dither Fill
A fill that approximates the color of a non-web-safe color by combining two web-safe colors.
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Pattern Fills
A bitmap image with a complex color scheme and texture
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Gradient
Two or more colors that blend into each other in a fixed design
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Color Ramp
In the Edit Gradient dialog box, the feature where you create and display the range of colors in the gradient.
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Live Filters
Filters applied to objects that remain editable
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Opacity Setting
Determines the percentage of transparency. Whereas a layer with 100% opacity will obstruct objects in the layers beneath it, a layer with 1% opacity will appear nearly transparent.
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Live Styles
Preset font, color, stroke, or other effects and attributes.
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Redefine Styles Button
Applies the changes to other objects with that style that was modified
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Clear Overrides button
Revert to the original style before it was modified
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Break Link to Style Button
Removes the link to a style.
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Delete Style Button
Deletes a style to an object.
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