"transparent skin" (new user Q)
Ned Konz
ned at bike-nomad.com
Mon Jul 7 02:05:58 UTC 2003
On Sunday 06 July 2003 02:08 pm, Nancy Head wrote:
> I'm a new user trying to use the first tutorial posted at:
> http://www.squeakland.org/author/etoys.html
>
> It's the "Painting Tutorial" at:
> http://www.squeakland.org/project.jsp?/projects/etoys/PaintTutorial
>3.006.pr
>
> The first screen of instructions says:
> Click on the "Escape Browser" button to use your full screen and
> have the best experience.
>
> I then click on the "yellow arrow" icon to the 2nd page of the
> Tutorial. It says:
> click on the Navigator bar and click on the paintbrush button. A
> paint box will appear to the right of the work area and a
> "transparent skin" will cover the working area.
>
> I click on the paintbrush button and, sure enough, the "transparent
> skin" covers the working area.
>
> Problem: I'm never told how to remove the "transparent skin" and
> thus progress to the next step of the tutorial.
Ah. I think I'd probably re-state those instructions.
The best bet with that project is to bring up the halos on the
"Working area" square (either through a mouse click on the second or
third button, or an Alt-click or Cmd-click). Position your mouse over
the open area marked "Working area" and get the halos.
You can then click on the dark gray "paint" halo at the right center
to bring up a painting area on the working area itself.
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Ned Konz
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