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Working with Styles

Styles are a handy way to make uniform changes to the look of your comic - want all panels to have a particular

color and width to their border? Want captions to have the same background gradient fill? These are all editable

in a single place - the Styles Attributes in the Details tab. All the styles settings in a comic are called a "stylesheet".

You can save and load stylesheets independently from a comic - allowing you to easily create multiple comics

with a standard look. If you want ALL elements to be created in a particular style then Update the 'default' style.

Creating a new style

1. Create a new comic

2. Place an element (for example, a panel) on the page.

3. Bring up the Details interface by choosing View->Show Details or by clicking on the Details" tab.

4. All the attributes for the object, and the style for the object are displayed - lets change the

background colour to red.

5. Change the color and watch the panel background color change. Notice now the pencil icon next

to the style name. This shows there is a variation to the style.

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6. Press the 'Save As' button, and a pop-up menu asks you to name your new style. Lets call it "Big

Red". Press OK.

7. You can now use this style for other elements.

Updating a style

1. Create a new Panel by dragging it out from the Library

2. Now set it's style to the new red filled style we just created by choosing it in Style Attributes (In

Details). You can see the style we just made.

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5. Make a change to the panel, for example, lets make the frame thicker.

6. Now there is pencil icon next to our style. That means we have made a variation.

7. We like our change, and we want all elements with the same style to change as well, so we click

"! Update"

8. The asterisk* now dissapears. Also our first panel now has a thick border as well - it uses the

same style

Reverting to a style

At any point you can revert back to the original style chosen by selecting 'Revert'. A pop up menu will remind you

that you will loose your changes to the style - to prevent this you should update the current style or create a new

style.

Stylesheets

Once you have collected a group of styles you like, then you might like to use this entire collection in a new

comic, or in an existing comic. You might also like to make this new set of styles your default stylesheet, so, for

example, if you find you always like your Balloons to be a particular way, then you can make them the default.

Stylesheets contain all the available styles for all available objects, like balloons, panels etc.

Here's how you go about creating a stylesheet with a custom balloon style as an option.

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1. Create a new style and drag in a caption/balloon - you have to get out of text edit mode because

otherwise the font picker is changing the selected characters rather than the caption element style.

2. Click on the font style picker for the caption

3. Pick a new font size.

4. Update the style (under Details)

5. Next caption to be dragged in has the new font size by default.

This will then be the default for that comic.

You can now go to File->Save Stylesheet to create a stylesheet with the collection of updated styles for all

objects. If you'd like to apply this to any existing comics, then you can go File->Load Stylesheet and load the

appropriate stylesheet. For example, you might make a stylesheet which has a series of "ghoulish"Balloons and

Panels. When you Load this in an exisiting document, the styles of any object which has the same name will be

replaced with the new style, and there will be a new selection of styles (the ones you made) available for all

objects.

If you want these styles applied always to a new comic, then you have to change the master stylesheet.

1. Configure the defaults as you want for the various elements - basically set up a page and drop elements

on it - configure the default style for each as you like them (then update them in details).

2. File->Save Stylesheet... (name something memorable!)

3. Quit Comic Life completely and relaunch Comic Life

4. In Preferences (Comic Life > Preferences...) choose the saved stylesheet.

5. Then create a new Comic document. All New comics will use that stylesheet.

Panel Stylesheet

Style menu

Select the panel style you want, or make changes to the style as a variation. Select Update to change

the style itself to match your variation, create a new style using Save As which you can use later on

other elements. Revert will return to the orginal style selected.

Background

Optionally fill the background of the panel with the selected color.

With Gradient

Optionally fill the background of the panel with a color gradient beginning with the Background color

and ending with the Gradient color. The circular control to the right sets the actual gradient.

Frame

Optionally draw a frame around the panel with the specified width. The Type popup lets you specify a

shape for rectangular panels. Some shapes have special shapes such as bevels that can be adjusted

with the Factor field.

Shadow

Optionally draw a shadow behind the panel with the specified color, Blur radius and Offset.

Caption Stylesheet

Style menu

Select the caption style you want or simply make some changes as a variation to the style. You can

Update the style (which affects all elements in this style), create a new style using Save As, or simply

Revert back to the original style.

Background

Optionally fill the background of the caption with the selected color.

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With Gradient

Optionally fill the background of the caption with a color gradient beginning with the Background color

and ending with the Gradient color. The circular control to the right sets the actual gradient.

Frame

Optionally draw a frame around the caption with the specified width. The Type popup lets you specify

a shape for rectangular panels. Some shapes have special shapes such as bevels that can be

adjusted with the Factor field.

Shadow

Optionally draw a shadow behind the caption with the specified color, Blur radius and Offset.

Font

Specify the default font and font color for new captions - note that existing captions using this

stylesheet will not change their fonts - this is to avoid losing any special formatting you may have

been applied. The font will change when a style is manually selected in the Inspector style menu. You

are not restricted from changing the font with the Font Panel once the caption is created.

Balloon Stylesheet

Style menu

Select the bubble style you want or simply make some changes as a variation to the style. You can

Update the style (which affects all elements in this style), create a new style using Save As, or simply

Revert back to the original style.

Background

Optionally fill the background of the bubble with the selected color.

With Gradient

Optionally fill the background of the bubble with a color gradient beginning with the Background color

and ending with the Gradient color. The circular control to the right sets the actual gradient.

Frame

Optionally draw a frame around the bubble with the specified width. You can also choose to have

straight tails instead of the normal 'curved' look.

Shadow

Optionally draw a shadow behind the bubble with the specified color, Blur radius and Offset.

Font

Specify the default font and font color for new bubbles - note that existing bubbles using this

stylesheet will not change their fonts - this is to avoid losing any special formatting you may have

been applied. The font will change when a style is manually selected in the Inspector style menu. You

are not restricted from changing the font with the Font Panel once the bubble is created.

Image Stylesheet

Style menu

Select the image style you want or simply make some changes as a variation to the style. You can

Update the style (which affects all elements in this style), create a new style using Save As, or simply

Revert back to the original style.

Filter

Optionally filter the image to add an effect.

Invert

Optionally invert the colors in the image to give a "negative" effect.

Colorize

Optionally convert the image into monochrome based on the color in the color well.

Frame

Optionally draw a frame around the image with the specified width.

Shadow

Optionally draw a shadow behind the image with the specified color, Blur radius and Offset.

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Lettering Stylesheet

Style menu

Select the lettering style you want or simply make some changes as a variation to the style. You can

Update the style (which affects all elements in this style), create a new style using Save As, or simply

Revert back to the original style.

Fill

Optionally fill the background of the lettering with the selected color.

Gradient

Optionally fill the background of the lettering with a color gradient beginning with the Background

color and ending with the Gradient color. The circular control to the right sets the actual gradient.

Outline

Optionally draw a border around the lettering with the specified color. The Count field specifies how

many borders should be drawn around the lettering. If there is more than one border around the

lettering the outline color is alternated with the Alt color. The Width specifies how thick the border

should be.

Shadow

Optionally draw a shadow behind the lettering with the specified color, Blur amount and Offset.

Font

Specify the default font for new lettering elements. This font can be changed on the Lettering creation

sheet.

Page Stylesheet

The page stylesheet is much like every other element's stylesheet, however it does have a few unique

points. To select the page, you need to click on some empty part of the page. The details tab will

show 'PAGE ATTRIBUTES' and STYLE ATTRIBUTES. The page itself has no attributes (this is handled

by File-> Page Format), so we will focus on the Style Attributes.

Style Menu

Select the Page style you want or simply make some changes as a variation to the style. You can

Update the style (which affects all elements in this style), create a new style with Save As, or simply

Revert back to the original style. For simplicity, we reccomend that you simply update the default style

once you are happy with the page numbering style. From then on, all new pages will look like this

one.

Fill

Optionally fill the page with the selected color.

Gradient

Optionally fill the page with a color gradient beginning with the Background color and ending with the

Gradient color. The circular control to the right sets the actual gradient.

Page Number

Optionally draw a page number on the page. You can choose which edge the page number aligns to

with the popup menus, and use Inset to move the page number closer or further away from the page

centre.

Backdrop

The backdrop is like a panel for your page number. It can be set to a caption style, and have it's own

vertical size, horizontal size, and rotation. For more control over this create a special caption style for

page number backdrops. To achieve this do the following:

1 . Create a caption style using an available caption

If you don't have one drag a temporary one onto the comic to get access to the caption styles editor

2 . In the Caption Styles Attributes tweak the settings till you get something you like.

3 . Click on "Save As" to create a new caption style for page numbers.

4 . Delete the temporary caption if you created one.

5 . Deselect everything on the page to get back to the page attributes (probably there

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6 . Select the new caption style in the Caption Style menu.

7 . Click Update to get all pages to use this style (assuming you're modifying the Default

style).

Font

Specify the font, size, and colour for Page Numbers.

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Publishing

The ultimate product of Comic Life is a published comic - the application lets you publish in a variety of forms

which is a major reason for some of the unusual page formats that are supported. You can of course print your

comic using the standard print dialog - but you can also export your comic as HTML or a QuickTime movie. This

section explores all these options.

Printing

If you intend to print your comic you will get best results by choosing a page format that matches your printer.

Comic Life comes with a wide selection of standard page sizes. Once your comic is complete you can print it

simply by choosing File->Print... and clicking "Print".

Note: Don't be alarmed if it seems to take a while to print Comic Life uses your high-resolution images

for best results and this can slow down the printing process.

If you want a quick proof of your comic make sure the "Low-Res Proof" option is selected in the Comic

Life settings of the Print sheet. The printer will use the screen resolution images (~ 72 dpi) for faster

printing. Note that this setting is remembered while the application is running so if you need a final

proof then you must uncheck this option.

Export to HTML

Comic Life can turn your comic into a convenient web presentation with the Export to HTML feature. To access

this feature choose "File->Export to HTML...". On the export sheet enter the name and location of the folder that

will hold the HTML files and images. You can also choose a theme for the frame that will surround the comic and

the quality of the JPEG images. Click on the "Export" button to create the HTML files. Once the export is complete

you will find a number of files in the new folder with the name you selected. These are:

Launcher.html

A file containing the HTML needed to display the comic its own window. You will need to copy the link

to another webpage in order to integrate the comic with a website - depending on where you upload

the comic folder you may need to edit the javascript.location value:

<a href="javascript:location='MyComic/Comic.html';

window.open('Comic.html',

'MyComic',

'width=XXX,height=YYY,scrollbars=no,

toolbar=no,status=no,resizable=no')

">MyComic</a>

Comic.html

The actual comic HTML file - what is loaded into the new window.

pages.js

A JavaScript file that lists all the pages as a JavaScript array and initializes other important variables.

This file is used by the Comic.html file

images folder

Contains the images needed to draw the frame around the comic. Used by Comic.html

pages folder

Contains the JPEG images of all the pages in the comic named Page_1.jpg, Page_2.jpg etc.

Export to QuickTime

Comic Life can turn your comic into a QuickTime movie for use as part of a multimedia project. The QuickTime

movie can be imported into iMovie or Final Cut Pro/Express for further editing or simply added directly to an iDVD

project.

To export a QuickTime movie choose File->Export to QuickTime... In the export sheet choose a name and

location for the movie as well the quality of the JPEG images that form the frames of the movie and the duration

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that each page will be presented. Click on "Export" when you are ready start the process.

Email Comic Button

With a single click you can email a multiple page comic, as a series of JPG files to your friends and family.

Choose a subject, and your mail application of choice, and a new message will be opened for you with each

comic page attached as cross-platform JPG images. You can now write the body of your email and send to your

receipient of choice. Easy!

.Mac Integration

Comic Life has great support for .Mac users. Within Comic Life you can publish your comics to your .Mac

account and make them easily available to family, friends and/or fans. Comic Life creates a stylish layout of your

comic where visitors can click on thumbnails to read in a popup window with page controls for easy stepping the

pages of your comic.

Publishing to .Mac

To publish your comic on your .Mac homepage all you need to do is load up the comic in Comic Life and choose

File->Publish to .Mac. The following sheet is presented where you can specify the name to give the comic and the

quality of the JPEG images posted as well as a frame that will be shown around your comic.

Once you click OK Comic Life proceeds to render the necessary JPEGs and then upload all the files necessary to

display your comic. The main index.html is generated and (if this is not the first comic you've published) the new

comic is moved to be the first comic on display.

Once complete you are presented with a sheet that has various options.

Clicking on Open in Browser opens the homepage in your preferred browser. Send email automatically creates an

email with a link to your site. The URL shown in the dialog is also selectable if you want to copy/paste it into

another location.

Managing your .Mac Comics

After you've posted a few comics to your page you'll probably want to begin to remove some of the older ones.

You might also want a different name for your homepage than the default.

You can do both of these things within Comic Life. Choose File->Manage .Mac Comics to bring up the Comic

Manager. The simple interface hides some sophisticated features. With this interface you can reorder comics,

delete and rename them as well as change the name of your home page.

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None of the changes take effect until you click on the Apply button.

To reorder comics simply drag the comics up and down the list:

To delete a comic check the box next to the comic in the table.

You can retitle your comic homepage by typing in a new name at the top of the dialog.

When you're happy with your changes click on the "Apply" button to update .Mac.

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