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Something to note about the zoom functions that I've shown you so far, they all center the zoom, meaning they zoom in on whatever is that the center of your current screen display. So for example I'm working inside of this symmetrical art work. This is the Vectory.ai file that's included inside the 02 Setup_Navigate folder. And if I were to press Control Plus, the center of this illustration remains more or less at the center of the screen. It's actually moving down just a little bit, but that's because it was slightly below center in the first place.
So it keeps centering whatever was at the center originally. All right I'm going to go ahead and zoom out because when you zoom out, it also centers the zoom and the problem with working that way is that means you're going to spend a lot of time zooming and then scrolling and then zooming and then scrolling and so on. What if you want to zoom in on a specific portion of your illustration, you want to pinpoint your zoom? Why then you go and select the Zoom tool down here at the bottom of the toolbox, and you can get to this tool by pressing the Z key if you want to. For example let's say I want to zoom in on this violet sphere up here in the upper left-hand corner of the window, then I would just click on it with the Zoom tool, and just like that it's centered. Isn't that totally awesome? Let's say I want to zoom in on this wee little upside down blue triangle. I would click on it with the Zoom tool in that centers it.
Let's say I want to zoom out on this yellow triangle, this little bit of yellow triangle that we're seeing in the bottom right corner of the screen. Then I would press the Alt key or the Option key on the Mac and click on it and notice now that becomes the center point inside of my screen display. All right and I'll click again in order to center that location. So you get the idea. This is such a wonderful function being able to pinpoint your zoom, that you're probably going to want to memorize yet another keyboard shortcut and believe me, we haven't even begun with the keyboard shortcuts in Illustrator.
There is a million. But this one you want to remember. So let's say I'm working with the black arrow tool or something, any tool besides the Zoom tool, and I want to get to the Zoom tool function, but I don't want to switch tools because after all not permanently anyway, because after all I'm trying to draw and do work with the tool that I have. Why then, try out this keyboard shortcut: Control spacebar gets you the Zoom In tool. Click while Control spacebar is down and you zoom in or press Control+Alt spacebar to zoom out. Now for you Macintosh users that would be Command+spacebar to zoom in or Command+Option+spacebar to zoom out, and of course I'm clicking while I have those keys down in order to zoom in and out. Now a little note for you Macintosh users you may find that pressing, for example Command+Option spacebar brings up the Spotlight function and really I have to say that Apple is the interloper here. The actual operating system is snagging a keyboard shortcut before Illustrator can get to it because the operating system trumps the application, that's fair enough, but Adobe's been using these keyboard shortcuts for years and years and years and Apple decided to snag it. Now I had this guy tell me, Hey that's not true. Apple invented MacPaint and MacPaint had a Zoom tool. Yeah that's true, but the zoom tool has nothing to do with the Spotlight function. It has little magnifying glass icon that looks like a zoom tool, but it doesn't zoom in on your screen or anything. So anyway, I think Apple's wrong and if you agree and you want to be able take advantage of this keyboard shortcut here inside of Illustrator on the Macintosh side, then you need to remap your Spotlight keyboard shortcut and you do that by going to the System Preferences and then click on Keyboard & Mouse, and then switch to the Keyboard Shortcuts tab, and scroll all the way to the bottom and you will find Spotlight and go ahead and give it a different keyboard shortcut or none at all depending on how you work. Enough said on that topic. Now let's say that, I'll go ahead and zoom out here and this time I'm just pressing Control Minus.
Let's say that you want to zoom really far in, you don't want to do this incremental zooming. You want to zoom in on a very specific detail inside of your illustration and have that detail fill up the whole screen. Why then press Control and spacebar at the same time or Command and spacebar at the same time on the Mac, and then drag around that area in order to encircle it, or enquare it if you prefer, with a marquee, with a rectangular marquee and then that marqueed area, as soon as you release, that marqueed area fills up the screen. So Illustrator zooms in as far as it has to essentially and in my case it's to 1620.45%. Coolio. And then of course I could scroll around if I wanted to. A couple of other things to note.
You have these commands under the View menu that allow you to fit the illustration into the window and that's Control+Zero or Command+Zero on the Mac or you can switch to the 100% zoom level, Actual Size, which is Control+1 or Command+1 on the Mac. You can also do that by double-clicking on the tools, so if you double-click on the Hand tool that takes you to the Fit in Window size, and if you double-click on the Zoom tool. Notice this is 89% or whatever it is on your screen, if you double-click on the Zoom tool, you go to the 100% size. So there you are. A few more keyboard shortcuts to fill up your brain.
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As opposed to time travel adventures with some sense of a moral lesson behind them (British), old rich men crashing cars and blowing things up (British, that show is fun, stupid at times, yes, but massive fun, and the US version just plain sucks), and scifi space travel adventures with some sense of a moral lesson (Canadian).
US TV has cancelled some of the best shows they're ever had, like Firefly, or refused to follow up on many that were good and popular, like Star Trek. Yet they feed the selfish idiots with so called 'reality' shows, promoting selfishness, which is the seed, root, and trunk of all society's problems, and laziness, the ground in which such things grow. Or they push shows that openly belittle the smartest and most valuable traits people can have with shows like Big Bang Theory and King of the Nerds. Plus we have such "critically acclaimed" shows that demonstrate incredible levels of selfishness like Breaking Bad and Grey's Anatomy. The actively push the idea that each individual is the most important person in the world, which is so incredibly
It's not so much a monopoly that US TV has on stupid shows, it the active development of stupidity and selfishness and active denial of morality, thoughtfulness, and hard work. There simply isn't anything on these days, or for the past several years, that has any redeeming value. This selfish attitude the media keeps pushing puts us all in conflict, playing wants of individuals at odds with each other and pushing the idea of taking away from someone else to give yourself more, instead of pushing the idea that by working together we can all move forward and advance a common good, making all of us far better off. What's worse is the public education system is actively teaching these same 'values', corrupting what responsible parents are trying to teach their kids.
We're all better off playing video games like Star Trek Online and World of Warcraft that promote working together to conquer common threats and think on a level of the common good.
OK, there are some shows on US cable channels, like Burn Notice, White Collar, and Mythbusters that have some redeeming value, but the major networks haven't had any redeeming value is decades.
Also, Japanese anime may be overdramatic at times, but they include important life lessons that the people of the US need to learn that simply aren't taught here, things that have taught me how to be much more effective as a person and satisfied with my life. They teach things that are integral to the Japanese culture, like "do your best" and "it can't be helped" and "make your enemies into your friends" that US children simply don't learn. Our country suffers for that lack.
I thank God that there are still some people in this country that know these things and teach their kids these things, but they are being overwhelmed by people who believe they have to take away from others to make themselves comfortable and the government has to meet their needs instead of actually WORKING FOR IT, all because of the media and educational indoctrination.
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cspaulding Posts: 159we love our '02...plus the 100,000 mile warranty is nice. The plus is you can get what you want too...(don't get me wrong, I've got nothing against manuals - drive one myself)...I was just saying that they seem few and far between on new lots, making them harder to find on used ones too. Best of luck.
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It's a diesel. Small, fuel-efficient, reliable. Got a 5-speed manual transmission, air, sliding rear window and a bed liner.
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Great set of tests, but acceleration is only a single criteria for measuring the suitability of a truck. Since my truck mostly pulls a 5th-wheel RV, I'd like to see a real world test which would be pulling that load at legal speeds over about a 500 mile course of typical highway types (flatland and hilly) and reporting the fuel mileage.
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The Blue Jays are a good enough team to take a series from the Twins or Cardinals, not get swept by the Yankees, and so on -- but they are not the sort of team from whom .600 baseball should be expected, and a small advantage in the East is what they merit.
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Published: Jun 5, 2014, 12:39 am EDT
In an age of decreasing offense, every run is more valuable, so to realize that three different sluggers -- Edwin Encarnacion, Nelson Cruz and Jose Abreu -- are on pace to hit 50 is impressive. They won't all get there, most likely, but we can still investigate what they're doing so right.
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Published: Jun 5, 2014, 12:00 am EDT
Major League Baseball has always coveted high velocity. But with pitchers seemingly reaching their physical limits, would it not be wise for baseball to shift it's focus off velocity? Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Mark Buehrle's pitching style could provide us with an alternative.
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Published: May 30, 2014, 12:23 am EDT
The greatest juxtaposition of the 2014 regular baseball season so far kicked off last night in Toronto, when the Royals arrived to begin a four-game series with the Blue Jays. No two teams seem to be headed in completely opposite directions this year quite like them.
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Published: May 25, 2014, 12:53 am EDT
What to say to a streaking baseball player, a guy like Edwin Encarnacion who has turned it on in the month of May? I just smack him on the butt and say, "Great job," because players are process-focused.
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Published: May 8, 2014, 12:25 am EDT
The pitch that brought R.A. Dickey to prominence, the knuckleball, is inherently unpredictable -- and so are the careers of the pitchers who throw it. That's why it's hard to know what to expect from Dickey, this year or going forward.
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LSU notes: Miles talks ULM upsets
David ChingBATON ROUGE, La. -- Les Miles is already playing the Arkansas and Alabama card -- as in the two SEC teams that have lost games to LSU's opponent on Saturday, Louisiana-Monroe. ULM beat No. 8 Arkansas early in the 2012 season that was anything but ...
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David ChingEditor's note: This week, we'll take a quick look at each of LSU's position groups as the Tigers prepare to open preseason practice next week. Up next are the wide receivers. WIDE RECEIVER Returning starters: None. Starters lost: Jarvis Land...
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LSU position breakdown: QB
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Key spring position battles: WR
David ChingBATON ROUGE, La. -- We're closing in on the start of spring practice at LSU, so this week let's take a look at five position battles worth watching this spring. We begin today with the wide receivers, which lost two phenomenal players and a senior...
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Who fills holes at LSU after early entries?
David ChingBATON ROUGE, La. -- The damage wasn't as significant as a year ago, but early entries into the NFL draft will again hit LSU hard this season. The Tigers lost seven players who had eligibility remaining -- five of whom came from the offense, a year...
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Five things: LSU-Ole Miss
Greg OstendorfLSU and Ole Miss are headed in opposite directions. The Tigers have won two straight games since a crushing defeat to Georgia, whereas the Rebels have lost three in a row since starting the season 3-0. Les Miles and company would like to continue the...
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Hill's back, but is starring role waiting?
Gary LaneyBATON ROUGE, La. -- Kenny Hilliard walked into the first player interview session of LSU's August camp Monday looking rather svelte. "I'm 230 pounds," he said with pride, while explaining how he lost about 10 pounds since the 2012 season by consul...
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LSU D-line's talent trumps experience
Gary LaneyBATON ROUGE, La. -- For LSU fans who worry about how the defensive line will look in 2013 after the Tigers lost all four starters, seeing Danielle Hunter walk into a room would ease their minds. He's all of 6-foot-5, with the long, slender build o...
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Gary LaneyFor ESPN 300 prospect Tevin Lawson, being a grayshirt wasn't good enough. A long-time LSU commit, Lawson (Denham Springs, La./Denham Springs) lost interest in the Tigers when his offer was changed to a grayshirt offer just over a week before signi...
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Is the three-year cycle sustainable?
Gary LaneyBATON ROUGE, La. -- Around the nation, and to those who follow LSU from an arm's length, the news that trickled out from Nicholson Drive in the last week was alarming. The Tigers lost nine, count them, nine underclassmen to the NFL draft over the ...
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Early exits: Who's next for LSU?
Gary LaneyBATON ROUGE, La. -- LSU has lost nine juniors who have declared for the NFL draft, a total that is likely finished for this year, though there have been reports that left tackle Chris Faulk, who missed all but one game with a knee injury, is consider...
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After decommits, how might LSU proceed?
Gary LaneyBATON ROUGE, La. -- When news came down last week that LSU had lost a pair of commitments from wide receiver Chuck Baker and fullback Kennard Swanson, it wasn't met with the angst from fans that one might think. It wasn't long before the 4-star re...
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Injuries continue to haunt LSU
Gary LaneyBATON ROUGE, La. -- LSU, a team that has become increasingly dependent on freshmen, lost arguably its best one Saturday against Florida and might call on another to make his first start this weekend against South Carolina. Tigers coach Les Miles s...
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Halftime analysis: LSU 17, Towson 9
Gary LaneyBATON ROUGE, La. --If LSU wanted a sharp performance the week before the Florida game, it's not getting one at Tiger Stadium. The offense got booed as Zach Mettenberger was off his game with another lost fumble and the first fumble of the year by ...
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Bollywood superhero Salman Khan' s darling younger sister Arpita Khan got married to her fiancé Aayush Sharma in a gala ceremony held at the famed Faluknama Palace at Hyderabad. The wedding was a glittering affair where a number of well known faces of Bollywood were present. The outfits were as d
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Mild earthquake felt in New Delhi
December 14, 2005
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Residents in the Indian capital felt
a mild earthquake on Wednesday, a day after New Delhi was
shaken by a 6.7 magnitude quake centered in the Hindu Kush
mountains in Afghanistan.
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Children take control of an exhibition space at Canberra's Old Parliament House, as part of a new program giving them the freedom to play and explore the issue of human rights.
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Child welfare advocates are launching their pre-election wish list today in Bendigo.
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| UpdatedResearch into whether iPads or computers can help improve the performance of children trying to solve maths problems has drawn funding from the Australian Research Council (ARC).
Topics: mathematics-education, mathematics, primary-schools, secondary-schools, children, computers-and-technology, internet-technology, university-of-canberra-2617, act, australian-national-university-0200
The head of the Ears, Nose and Throat (ENT) Department at Adelaide's Modbury Hospital says some children in the northern suburbs are waiting up to four years for procedures.
Topics: children, doctors-and-medical-professionals, modbury-5092, elizabeth-5112, sa
Rockhampton police say a new intervention program will help divert young offenders away from crime.
Topics: crime-prevention, family-and-children, crime, courts-and-trials, children, youth, rockhampton-4700
A royal commission on South Australia's child protection system starts its formal investigations with a call for submissions.
Topics: law-crime-and-justice, states-and-territories, government-and-politics, children, child-abuse, adelaide-5000, sa
An Adelaide funeral home has transformed an unused clergy changing room into a brightly coloured children's room to help them feel part of family funerals.
Topics: death, community-and-society, children, adelaide-5000
| UpdatedMore than half of Queensland parents say they are struggling to cope with the stress of raising a family, according to new research.
Topics: parenting, children, shame, social-sciences, brisbane-4000, bundaberg-4670, cairns-4870, gladstone-4680, longreach-4730, mackay-4740, maroochydore-4558, mount-isa-4825, rockhampton-4700, southport-4215, toowoomba-4350, townsville-4810
| UpdatedAbout 1,200 people have taken part in the 10th annual Day for Daniel walk on Queensland's Sunshine Coast to promote child safety and honour murdered schoolboy Daniel Morcombe.
Topics: safety-education, children, community-organisations, schools, woombye-4559, maroochydore-4558
| UpdatedSouth Australia's Guardian for Children and Young People says a significant number of children in state care lack adequate access to health services.
Topics: state-parliament, states-and-territories, parliament, government-and-politics, children, family-and-children, community-and-society, sa, adelaide-5000
| UpdatedMurdered schoolboy Luke Batty had been afraid his father, Greg Anderson, would kill him and said Anderson threatened him with a knife, a child protection worker tells an inquest into the 11-year-old's death. Anderson later killed Luke in front of horrified onlookers at the Tyabb cricket ground.
Topics: community-and-society, domestic-violence, police, law-crime-and-justice, crime, family-and-children, children, government-and-politics, tyabb-3913, melbourne-3000