Release the mouse button over the second object, and choose Copy outline here.įor more information about copying object properties, see Copying object properties, transformations, and effects. Right-click the object, and drag to the second object.Ī blue outline of the first object follows the pointer to the second object. Using the Pick tool, select the object that has the outline to be copied. In the Pattern style area, enable the Standard option.Ĭhoose a line style from the Pattern list box.įollow the instructions in the Edit line style dialog box to edit the pattern.įollow the instructions in the Edit line style dialog box to create a new pattern.Ĭlick Add to save your new pattern in the Pattern list box. On the property bar, click the Outline pen button.
>Of course I have a Delete button, but I'm so used to the delete button being where the backspace button is that it would be very helpful to have BACKSPACE act like Delete. You can also change the color of a line or outline by right-clicking a color swatch on the color palette. I suspect it may be difficult though since you need the backspace key to act like a backspace key in text functions.
You can also specify line settings from the property bar or the Outline area of the Property manager docker. To view the pattern on your object, try increasing the pattern Width value and decreasing the outline Width value. If you were to select the characters that had been backspaced over, when you output a new character, it will erase what was selected. You can also set the selected area of the textbox, there's a selection start and selection end property, I believe.
If the pattern Width value is too low, the pattern might not appear as expected. You could perhaps use SendKeys to send backspace You can replace the chr(8) with Keys.BackSpace.
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