Thanks for the tutorial. Just a quick note, to change the fill of all text objects to a gradient at once, you can select them in the layers palette, then right-click on any of them, go to the Properties dialog, and in there click on the Fill thumbnail. Any changes you make they'll get applied to all selected objects, once you OK the dialog. Same thing for any other setting available in the Vector Properties dialog.
AFAIK that's a bug in PSP 2018, fixed in later versions. A tedious workaround is to paste as new layer, then in the layers palette manually drag the text object to another layer, and delete the empty layer. Or leave each text to its own layer, then group together the ones you want, and then transform-wise treat the group as if it was a single layer with multiple text objects on it.
Thanks for the tutorial. Just a quick note, to change the fill of all text objects to a gradient at once, you can select them in the layers palette, then right-click on any of them, go to the Properties dialog, and in there click on the Fill thumbnail. Any changes you make they'll get applied to all selected objects, once you OK the dialog. Same thing for any other setting available in the Vector Properties dialog.
Thanks for the tip!
loved it, a great little TUT
Weird little problem in my PSP 2018. Control-G doesn't work.
If you right-click after the copy do you see an option to "paste as vector object"? If so, you can see if there is a shortcut key next to it.
AFAIK that's a bug in PSP 2018, fixed in later versions. A tedious workaround is to paste as new layer, then in the layers palette manually drag the text object to another layer, and delete the empty layer. Or leave each text to its own layer, then group together the ones you want, and then transform-wise treat the group as if it was a single layer with multiple text objects on it.
@@hecfashion3260 Thanks! I hadn't thought of that second workaround.