Solid transparency distributes the transparency uniformly. Transparency types available in the Transparency tab are as follows: Most transparency effects have a path you can edit-in this case, with the Transparency Tool. To apply transparency, you click thumbnails or drag them onto objects. The Transparency tabвЂ™s gallery has thumbnails in shades of gray, where the lighter portions represent more transparency. (Transparency is also an option with the 3D Pattern Map filter effect.) Transparency effects are applied from the Studio-in this case, using the Transparency tab. In PagePlus, transparency effects work very much like grayscale fills. from clear to opaque, as in the illustration:ДЄ вЂ“ Linear Transparency, B вЂ“ Path, C вЂ“ Effect on Object Just as a gradient fill can vary from light to dark, a transparency can vary from more to less, i.e. The more transparency in a particular spot, the more вЂњdisappearingвЂќ takes place there, and the more the object(s) underneath show through. Transparencies work rather like fills that use вЂњdisappearing inkвЂќ instead of color. (A) bitmap transparency, (B) solid transparency, (C) gradient transparency PagePlus fully supports variable transparency and lets you apply solid, gradient, or bitmap transparency to an objectвЂ™s fill or outline easily. They can make the critical difference between flat-looking publications and publications with depth and snap. Transparency effects are great for highlights, shading and shadows, and simulating вЂњrenderedвЂќ realism.

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