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ARTS PDF Aerialist Professional User Guide
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8.2.9.2. Grab
The grab (hand) tool can be used to move the image within the window. Note that
the hand tool is non-functional when the image fits entirely within the window.
8.2.9.3. Selection
This tool is used to select an area of the image which can then be moved, cut,
copied, or pasted. Once an area is selected you can move it within the current image
by clicking, holding, then dragging it to the desired location. To duplicate a selected
area, hold the “Control” (Windows) or “Command” (Macintosh) key while dragging
the selection to a new location. Cut, copy, paste and undo are done using the
standard keyboard shortcuts. These include: “Control” (Windows) or “Command”
(Macintosh) key +X = Cut, +C = Copy, +V = Paste, and +Z = Undo. These
functions only apply to operations within the Image feature (e.g. you cannot copy an
area of an image to the “clipboard” to be pasted into another application or to
Acrobat itself).
8.2.9.4. Eraser
The eraser tool will remove areas of the image and replace them with the currently
selected background color. The default eraser color is white. Holding down the eraser
tool will activate a “flyout” menu where different sized erasers can be selected.
8.2.9.5. Pencil
The pencil tool is used to draw a new pixel or pixels into the current image.
8.2.9.6. Paint
The paint (brush) tool is used to paint an area of an image with a new color. Holding
down the brush tool will activate a “flyout” menu where either square or circular
brushes of different sizes can be selected.
8.2.9.7. Line
The line tool is used to draw a line or lines into the current image.
8.2.9.8. Rectangle
This tool is used to create a new rectangle. Holding down the rectangle tool will
activate a “flyout” menu where you can select either an empty or filled rectangle.
8.2.9.9. Ellipse
This tool is used to create a new ellipse. Holding down the ellipse tool will activate a
“flyout” menu where you can select either an empty or filled ellipse.