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- Specifying shape properties
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- Specifying the stroke and fill properties
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Plazmic Composer for BlackBerry Smartphones - 4.7
Specify the stroke style attributes
- On the Inspector, click the Stroke tab.
- In the Width field, specify the thickness of the object stroke, in pixels.
- Set the following settings when applicable:
- In the Cap drop-down list, specify the shape of the ends of an open path.
- In the Join drop-down list, specify the shape of straight corners.
- In the Dash drop-down list, specify a dash pattern for the stroke.
- In the Offset field, specify the distance into the stroke to start the dash pattern, in pixels.
Parent topic: Specifying the stroke and fill properties