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Many filters start with the same settings as when you last used them. When applying a filter to a selection of objects, the second time the filter starts, it will have the same settings that you used on the first object, making it easier to apply a similar effect across a selection of objects. You can also save settings in some filters.

Here s how to make sure the Guest account is set up to use shared folders:

This menu option reverses the sequence of the objects that you re blending. If you have a rectangle on the right blended to a circle on the left, choosing Object Blend Reverse Spine places the circle on the right and the rectangle on the left. Reversing the spine flips the position of the shapes on the spine, as shown in Figure 12.8.

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Parameter Type of Attribute Color picker Use Sets the solid color of the surrounding the image; this option does not affect the background color of the controls. Sets the color of the captions displayed with each image. Sets the font face used for the captions. Sets the color for the border, if any, around the Image Viewer. Determines whether a border around the Image Viewer should be shown. Sets the size of the border. Sets the text to accompany each of the images.

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Establishing local connections ........................................................................................128 Specifying the remote site ..............................................................................................129 Adding testing server details ..........................................................................................132 Cloaking Site Folders ..............................................................................................................133 Managing Site Info ..................................................................................................................134 Working Directly with Servers ..................................................................................................135 Establishing a siteless server connection ........................................................................135 Accessing server files ......................................................................................................138 Creating and Saving New Pages ................................................................................................139 Starting Dreamweaver ....................................................................................................140 Opening existing files ....................................................................................................140 Opening a new file ........................................................................................................140 Saving your file ..............................................................................................................142 Saving to remote servers ................................................................................................142 Closing the file ..............................................................................................................143 Quitting the program ....................................................................................................143 Creating New Documents ........................................................................................................143 Using the New Document dialog box ............................................................................144 Creating a new default document ..................................................................................146 Previewing Your Web Pages ......................................................................................................146 Putting Your Pages Online ........................................................................................................148 Transferring with FTP ....................................................................................................148 Using the FTP Log panel ................................................................................................150 Summary ..................................................................................................................................151

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The Fade Image command fades any selected image in one of eight different styles. Conceived by Sandee Cohen, author of the Fireworks Visual QuickStart Guide series, and programmed by the author of this book, Fade Image automates the masking technique just described. To keep this effect at its most flexible, the fill handle of the gradient mask is made available immediately after the command is completed. Moving the fill handle adjusts the fade.

Electron Temperature (eV) Fig. 7-13. Sheath potential versus electron temperature for two materials. The sheath transitions to space-charge limited where the dashed lines intersect the potential curves.