Using Preferences - MACROMEDIA FREEHAND 10-USING FREEHAND Use Manual

Choose Xtra > Xtras Manager to open the Xtras Manager.
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Do one of the following:
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In Windows, click the name of the Xtra you wish to turn on or off. A check
mark next to the name indicates that the Xtra is on. Changes take effect
immediately.
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On the Macintosh, click a bold text heading to turn on and off groups of
related Xtras that appear under the heading. Groups of Xtras turned off this
way are dimmed in the Xtras Manager and do not appear in the FreeHand
Xtras menu.
You can set your document view to help you work more efficiently. You can use
multiple views to see several pages or documents at once, and you can create
custom views.
Commands in the View menu allow you to choose different ways to view and
preview your work. You can set preferences to determine the view and page
placement when opening a document.
Choose Edit > Preferences. Click Document.
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Do one or both of the following:
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To open a document at the same magnification as when it was last saved, select
Restore View when Opening Document.
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To open a document in the same window size and at the same location as when
it was last saved, select Remember Window Size and Location.
Click OK.
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For more information on preferences, see "Using preferences" on page 77.
You can choose how to view a document onscreen using drawing modes. Drawing
modes don't affect object data or print quality. You can also set preferences to
control screen redrawing.
The fast drawing modes, Fast Preview and Fast Keyline, optimize redraw by reducing
blend steps to 10 and dimming text for onscreen point sizes of 50 and below.