Your Tracing Image is now visible
on your document and you can begin creating tables, layers and
images around it.
Step 4: Modify the Tracing Image's Opacity
As you begin designing around the Tracing
Image and you start having more elements on your page, you
may start noticing you're getting confused between the Tracing
Image and the newly added elements. Try reducing the opacity
a bit by dragging the Transparency
slider.
Step 5: Turn
off the Tracing Image
You
can also quickly turn on and off the Tracing
Image by going up to the
View Options
and selecting/deselecting Tracing
Image.
You
can also go up to Modify>Page
Properties and turn down
opacity
or delete the Tracing Image
there.
Step 6: Adjust the Tracing Image's position
Adjust
the position of your tracing image by going up to View>Tracing
Image>Adjust Position...
Enter
a value for the new position.
While
the Adjust Tracing Image Position
Dialog window is open, you
can also use the arrow keys to move the Tracing
Image around the document.
Step 7: Aligning with Selection
You can
also position the Tracing Image
by aligning it with other elements in your document.
Simply
select an element in your document
Go to
View>Tracing Image>Align With Selection and the upper left corners of both the Tracing
Image and the selected element
will align.
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