This is a great little trick to give a decorative font an outlined look. (Thanks to Senior Consultant Jenny MacKay of Australia!) To begin with, create a text box on your page and pick a bold, fat font. I used a font called Cafe Rojo. Next, go to the Arrange tab and click Flatten. Then […]
More Fun With Fonts check it out
Maybe you’ve tried to do this before and can’t remember how you did it, or maybe you’ve never tried it at all, but either way, importing and sharing pages is something that you want to learn how to do. It allows you to bring in someone else’s page with all of the elements still active
Sharing and Importing Pages check it out
Hello. My name is Debbie Rodriguez, and I’m a Font-aholic. I don’t mean to disrespect anyone by that comment. What I’m saying is, I have so many fonts that I can’t even scroll through them all. I love new, fun fonts almost as much as new, fun content packages. I wish it were as easy
Places to Find Fun Fonts check it out
Just a quick post to let you know that while I may have been pretty quiet over the holidays, I have been thinking of you. I’m working on the details right now for a new Digital University series to help you master your software and do more with it. I would LOVE to hear from
Digital University Classes Coming Soon! check it out
The new Simple Start content CD is one of those great things that you didn’t know you always needed. (Yeah, go back and read that again … I’d probably have to read it about three times.) Ok, moving on. What is Simple Start? It’s a collection of fill-in-the-basics templates for use in Storybook Creator Plus
Simple Start … a Great Building Block check it out
If you haven’t yet upgraded to Storybook Creator Plus 3.0, now’s the time to do it! The cost to upgrade doubles at the end of the month. And I’m going to show you something that makes the upgrade worth it all by itself. (I may have said that before, mainly because there are PLENTY of
Tips For Using The New Content Manager check it out
It’s amazing what you don’t see when you aren’t really looking. As I was working on a project in Storybook Creator Plus 3.0 the other day, I happened to glance up at the Insert ribbon and I saw something curious. At the far right side of the ribbon, there was an icon that said Calendar.
This is something I’ve been asked by several Storybook Creator Plus users after upgrading to 3.0. Suddenly, where we were able to treat photo mats and other Shapes like photos in the original version by applying Edges, now in the 3.0 Upgrade the Edges are only able to be applied to photos. I have to
How Can I Put An Edge On An Object? check it out
This is one of those wonderful 9 New Things I mentioned on 9-9-09. It’s desirable for obvious reasons (to me), mainly for the reason that we can now type away and have the program meander that text between the objects we want it to flow around. However, it isn’t the easiest feature to figure out,
(This post was originally published on 9-9-09.) There are WAY more than 9 new things in Storybook Creator Plus 3.0, but here are my top 9 picks: 1. Tear that paper! We can now create the look of torn paper easily. And it’s not just one repetitive tear, we can tweak the depth and shape
9 New Things on 9-9-09 check it out
Ok, so I use this phrase a lot … one of my new favorite things. But it’s ok to have more than one favorite thing, right? So, as I get into the Storybook Creator Plus 3.0 Upgrade, I have a lot of cool new Favorites. Here’s one of the best: the new Manage my Content
One Of My New Favorite Things check it out
