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Editing the inside (fill) of an object

The OpenOffice.org term for the inside of an object is Area fill. The

area fill of an object can be a uniform color, a gradient, a hatching, or a

pattern from an image. It can be made partly or fully transparent and

can throw a shadow.

In most cases, you will choose one of the standard fill options, which

are all available from the Line and Filling toolbar. You can also define

your own area fills; see Chapter 4 of the Draw Guide for details.

Adding a shadow

In Draw, shadows are considered as an area

property. Click on the Shadow icon on the Line

and Filling toolbar.

You can customize the position, distance, color,

and transparency of shadows using Format >

Area > Shadow or by right-clicking on the

selected object and choosing Area > Shadow.

Adding transparency

You can make objects partly or fully transparent, or even with a

varying degree of transparency (as a gradient).

Using styles

Suppose that you want to apply the same area fill, line thickness, and

border to a set of objects. This repetitive process can be greatly

simplified by the use of styles. Styles allow you to define a formatting

template (a style) and then to apply that style to multiple objects. For

more information about styles, see Chapter 3 (Using Styles and

Templates).

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