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computer
keyboard
by
typing the letter
or number
shown on the
menu.
The features
you're
using
are
highlighted on
the menu.
Once you select a feature, it
remains in effect-and will be
highlighted
on the
main
menu-until you choose another.
To
select
the
RAYS feature, for example,
use
your
stylus
to move the cursor to the
box labeled
RAYS in
the
upper right-hand
corner and press a control but-
ton; or
you
can
simply
type the
letter
R on your
keyboard, and the word RAYS will be
highlighted
in
the menu on your TV screen
.
When
you're drawing
on
your electronic canvas and want to select one of
the keyboard-controlled features, you don't need
to
display
the menu-if you know which key you want,
just press it.
With two
exceptions,
the features
in the
top three
rows cannot be used
simultaneously-
if you select
DRAW
after you've selected RAYS, for example,
you'll override
RAYS.
The
MAGNIFY
and MIRROR
features, however,
can work
in tandem
with one
another or with any of the other menu selections. You
can magnify a section of a circle or ray, or create mir-
rored frames,
for example. In addition, the Color Menu
can also be
used in
conjunction with the other features
in the
top three rows.
The features in the bottom three
rows-brush
style, color, and pattern-can be used simultaneously
with
the features in the top three rows without
affecting
the choice of feature.
The
brush size, color, or pattern
you're using
is
indicated by diagonal markings in the
upper
right-hand corner of their boxes.
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