Greek Vector Graphics on Drag

[Boris Kas]

ID CS6 Preference, Interface Section, Item "Greek Vector Graphics on Drag" - what is going on? on what influences? (sorry, bad English)

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[William Adams]

On Sep 17, 2012, at 3:30 PM, Boris Kas wrote:

> ID CS6 Preference, Interface Section, Item "Greek Vector Graphics on Drag" - what is going on? on what influences?

AIUI, that toggles what one sees as a drag proxy when moving things around --- if you turn it on, you'll get a rough bitmap version when dragging which will allow for working faster, but less accurately.

> (sorry, bad English)


No need to apologize. Assuming you are learning and want to improve your English usage --- the last bit might have been more typically said as, ``what does this influence?'' (though affect might be better than influence), or ``what effect does this have?''.

William

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[Evans, Rebecca]

"Greeking" means to show a lo-res placeholder. This setting makes it faster to move a complex vector object because your screen does not redraw the detail in the object as it moves. 

A map created in Illustrator with lots of type and paths and filled shapes is an example of a complex vector object that I would use. If you don't use complex graphic objects then this setting will not matter to you.

Rebecca

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[Boris Kas]

Thanks William, Thanks, Rebecca

2012/9/17 Evans, Rebecca <rebecc...@unc.edu>

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