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Specifically, how to adjust the Story to fit any changes, planned or unplanned. Now that we know how how to navigate around the story, let’s talk about the managing part of the Page Manager. NOTE: Using the navigation commands in the Page Manager will open the page in a new tab. If the number is outside of the story’s page range, the last page will be opened. When the Specific Page dialog box appears, enter the desired page number. Specific Page: Opens a user-specified page. If currently on the last page, this option will be grayed out. Next Page: Opens the Page that is after the currently active Page. If currently on the first page, this option will be grayed out. Previous Page: Opens the Page that is before the currently active Page. If using a cover, the outer back cover will be opened.
Last Page: Opens the last page of the story. If using a cover, the outer front cover will be opened. First Page: Opens the first Page of the Story. From the current Page, select any of the following commands from the Story Menu If the Page Manager is closed, it is still possible to switch to a different page in the Story. Using the Click+Drag method, drag the Page Manager over the Page, then release. NOTE: The Page Manager can also be set as a floating window. Closing and reopening either the Page Manager or Page will set the new layout. The layout change will not be immediately apparent if the Page Manager is currently visible and a Page is open. Then, select the Page Manager’s position on the workspace (Top, Bottom, Left, Right, or Tab). On the Story Menu, select Page Manager Layout. Once the the red line is visible, release the tab, and the Page Manager will lock into its new placement.Ģ. A red line will appear along whatever side the tab is hovering over. If the Page Manager and a Page is open on the workspace, click and drag the Page Manager’s tab over the top, bottom, left, or right side of the page. However, the Page Manager can be kept in view, by placing it next to the Page. Positioning the Page Manager on the Workspaceīy default, the Page Manager will appear in a tab separate from the currently open page. It can be brought back at any time by selecting Page Manager from the Story Menu. Once a Page is open, The Page Manager can then be closed. To open additional Pages, select a (or Ctrl/⌘+Click each) page from the Page Manager, then select Open Page in New Tab from the Story Menu. Generally, only one Page can be opened at a time. To open any Page in the Page Manager, double-click on the Page thumbnail, or select the Page, and then select Open Page from the Story Menu. The size of the thumbnails can be adjusted by clicking the + and - Zoom buttons, or by use the Zoom Slider, all located at the base of the Page Manager Viewing and Opening Pages in the Page ManagerĬreating a new Story (or opening an existing one) will bring up the Page Manager.Įach Page in the Story is represented on the Page Manager by a thumbnail. If the function requires a specific page, first select it in the Page Manager, then right-click or use the Story Menu.
Functions on the Story Menu can also be brought up as a pop-up menu by right-clicking on any place in the Page Manager. I will refer to the Main Menu’s Story sub-menu as the Story Menu. For brevity’s sake, I will refer to this action as Ctrl/⌘+Click in this tutorial.
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In order to select multiple pages, the Control key (for Windows Users), or the Command (⌘) key (for Mac/iPad users) needs to be held down on the keyboard while clicking on the items. Single-clicking on a Page in the Page Manager selects it. I want to note some terminology that I will be using in this tutorial before we get started: Then, I explain how the Story can be adjusted, by adding, removing, rearranging, replacing, and adjusting the Pages within the Story. This next part covers the Page Manager, the central hub that is used to view, open, and navigate around the Story. This entry into the Guide continues the discussion of how to work with Story Files in Clip Studio Paint EX (Part one, explaining how to create a New Story, can be found here). Hello there! Welcome back to the Clip Studio Guide.
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