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Putty This option (the default) distorts the shape of your object to match the envelope as closely as possible; the envelope s nodes are given priority over the nodes in your object being enveloped The Putty option maps the envelope shape to your object and results in a smoothly mapped effect Horizontal This option maps the lines and node positions in your original object to match the horizontal shape of the envelope, without significantly altering the vertical shape of the original object Vertical This option maps the lines and node positions in your original object to the vertical shape of the envelope, with the horizontal shape mostly ignored Original This mapping type is similar to Putty The main difference is that Original maps only the outer shape of your original object to the envelope shape Corner nodes are mapped to the corner nodes of your original object s shape, while node positions and line shapes toward the inside of your object are mapped using an averaging value The result can be less distortion If Putty mode is too severe, try Original Text This option becomes available as the only mapping option when a Paragraph Text object frame is selected Text mode applies an envelope to the frame properties of a Paragraph Text object; the actual text and line of text are not distorted; see Figure 20-6

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Table of Contents Developing Content with an HTML Editor 263 Case Study: Blackhawk Down 265 Summary 268 11 Audio Recording for Music Enthusiasts 269 Vinyl Restoration 270 Performing the Restoration 272 Producing an Audio CD 274 Case Study: Creating an Enhanced CD 279 Case Study: Making a Web-Enabled CD 287 Mechanics of Building an Enhanced CD 294 Expert s View: Working with Surround Sound Audio 296 Summary 304 12 Interactive Music Design 305 Expert s View: George Sanger Talks about Interactive Music 305 13 Business Uses for Optical Recording 321 Networking Optical Disc Drives 322 Advantages of Networking CDs and DVDs 323 Cost Factors 324 Computer Output to Laser Disc 324 Network Storage Solutions 325 SciNet CD-Manager 5 326 MediaPath MA32+ 326 Examples of Network Ready Optical Disc Units 327 Plasmon AutoTower 327 Axis StorPoint CD E100 328 Quantum CD Net Universal XP Cache Server 329 Increasing Storage Requirements 330 Particle Beams for Data Reading 331 Fluorescent Multi-layer Discs 331 Optical Super Density Format 331 14 Using DVD with Video in a Corporate Environment 333 Applications for Corporate Video 333

Keep Lines Using this option changes only the node positions in your object to match the envelope shape being applied, leaving any existing straight lines unaffected If your object is already composed only of curved lines, choosing Keep Lines has no effect, as shown at right in Figure 20-7, which looks like Keep Lines has been turned off While not selected (the default), all node positions and lines in your original object are reshaped to match the envelope shape even if this means changing straight lines to curved lines

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The Keep Lines option changes node positions but not any straight lines in the target object to match the envelope shape

Table of Contents Delivery Options for Corporate Video Delivery via Analog Video Digital Video Why Digital How Digital Video Works Production Process for Digital Video Capturing and Assembling Digital Footage Getting the Best Compression Delivery via DVD video Playback Set-up for Corporate DVD Video Producing a DVD video Preparing the Video and Audio Tracks Prepare Subtitles Prepare Graphics Create the DVD Video File Structure Create a Master DVD-Video Disc Delivery via DVD-ROM and DVD-RAM Summary of Recommendations 335 335 337 337 338 340 341 346 347 355 357 358 359 359 359 363 363 366

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15 Interactive Multimedia on Disc 369 Case Study: Macromedia Add Life to the Web CD-ROM 369 Case Study: The Creation of DroidWorks 380 Summary 391 16 Disc Replication, Printing, and Packaging 393 Replication Overview 394 Preparing Files for the Replicator 394 Preparing the Artwork 395 Delivering the Files to the Replicator 398 Manufacturing the Discs 399 Packaging the Discs 399 Expert s View: Preparing Artwork for CDs 399 Summary of Disc Artwork Tips 407 Packaging Options 409 Steps in the Packaging Process 409 A Gallery of Package Types 412 Summary 419

Modifiers keys offer valuable ways to constrain the shaping of an envelope while using Single Arc mode By holding key modifiers, you can quickly shape two sides concentrically or simultaneously Hold SHIFT and drag any side or corner node to have the corresponding node on the opposite side move in the opposite direction Hold CTRL to move the corresponding node on the opposite side of the shape in the same direction and by an equal distance, as shown in Figure 20-8

You can copy single-path objects and even other envelopes that already exist in your drawing, and use them as envelopes The commands for these operations are available from the Effects menu and by using the shortcut buttons in the Property Bar when the Interactive Envelope Tool is selected; they are shown here

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