Tool Tip: Arrange & Align
There are many tools available in Artisan that make aligning and arranging elements easy and accurate. This Tip will focus on the Arrange ribbon and the various Align tools.
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There are many tools available in Artisan that make aligning and arranging elements easy and accurate. This Tip will focus on the Arrange ribbon and the various Align tools.
Create a quick page using wordart embellishments as the background.
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Historian 6 has many tools for editing photographs. This tip will focus on the Auto fix tool.
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Use the View ribbon to zoom in and out on the images when in My Library View.
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Use the View ribbon to sort images in your Media Library.
Apply the Rough painting filter and the blend cutter to a photograph to create a beautiful background that compliments your photos.
Use the View ribbon to choose what information is displayed beneath images in your Media Library.
Use a stamped image of an embellishment to create the look of a shadowed duplicate.
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This video shows how to highlight one word in a quote creating a fun border.
This is the title page for my album documenting my road trip around parts of South Dakota. Join me as I show how easy and fun it is using a highway sign as the focal point.