Trapping Several Objects to One Object. Esko 16

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Note:

This traps all objects in the rectangle you drag in the same direction (in the example above, the purple star and the orange circle are both choked by the green rectangle).

If you need to trap different objects in different directions, you should use combined

trapping (see

Trapping using Combined Traps

on page 243).

• To change the trapping direction (from spread to choke), hold

Option

while dragging the arrow.

Trapping Several Objects to One Object

• To spread several objects to one object: a) drag a rectangle around the objects to spread, b) drag the arrow into the object to spread them into and click.

Note:

This uses the same trapping direction for all objects in the rectangle you drag.

If you need to trap different objects in different directions, you should use combined

trapping (see

Trapping using Combined Traps

on page 243).

• To change the trapping direction (from spread to choke), hold

Option

while dragging the arrow.

10.5.2 Using the Trap to All Tool

• You can find the

Trap to All

tool in Illustrator’s

Tools

panel.

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