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20 Creating Discs
or PICT file formats. The options on the left-hand side of
the screen will allow you to crop, flip the image both
horizontally and vertically, rotate 90 both clockwise and
counter-clockwise, and resize the image. You can simply
grab and drag the image to relocate it on your design.
7. Click on the Text tab to insert custom text fields on your
disc. The same method of browsing used to select
backgrounds on the Canvas tab is used here to select fonts.
Discus uses fonts loaded in your system. If a recently
installed font does not appear available, you may need to
close Discus and re-open it to refresh the list of fonts. Here
you will see easy tools to make arced and straight text
fields as well as tools to allow you to position and resize
your text.
8. Click on File and select Save As from the main menu at
the top of the screen. Your design will be saved both as a
Discus Design Project that can be reopened and edited and
as a BMP file that can be imported into Discribe for
printing as described in section 2-B of this manual.
9. You can also print files directly from Discus. This is a good
way to proof your design prior to doing a disc job. To do
this, click Page Setup and set Format For to Disc
Publisher. Then, select the proper Paper Size, usually
CD/DVD. Next, click File then Print and select Publisher
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