DOCKERS

Question 1

Type of dialogue box

Answer 1

DOCKER

Question 2

Allow you to quick access to commands

Answer 2

DOCKERS

Question 3

Allow you to modify your work, to control your drawing in many ways

Answer 3

DOCKERS

Question 4

There are _ of dockers that you may choose to keep open at all times

Answer 4

NUMBER OF DOCKERS

Question 5

Can be minimized to keep your workspace as large as possible

Answer 5

DOCKER

Question 6

TYPES OF DOCKERS:

Answer 6

OBJECT PROPERTIES, TRANSFORMATION, UNDO, OBJECT MANAGER, SHAPING DOCKERS

Question 7

Are opened through a window-drop menu

Answer 7

DOCKERS

Question 8

Create or import in a precision way

Answer 8

TRANSFORMATION DOCKER

Question 9

Move objects to a precise location, rotate, mirror, size, and skew accurately

Answer 9

TRANSFORMATION DOCKER

Question 10

Allows you to move objects between layers and pages

Answer 10

OBJECT MANAGER DOCKER

Question 11

You can do this by dragging the item to another layer or page

Answer 11

OBJECT MANAGER DOCKER

Question 12

to manage your page efficiently and productively

Answer 12

LAYERS

Question 13

Viewing, printing, and editing of individual layers

Answer 13

LAYERS

Question 14

Example of layer:

Answer 14

Printed carton

Question 15

Will be created on one layer

Answer 15

IMAGES THAT ARE PRINTED ON THE CARTON

Question 16

Used for the creation of the vector cutting and scoring part of the file

Answer 16

SECOND LAYER

Question 17

Contains and controls three default layers

Answer 17

MASTER PAGE

Question 18

THE THREE DEFAULT LAYERS:

Answer 18

GRID, GUIDES, DESKTOP LAYERS

Question 19

Contain the grid, guidelines, and objects outside

Answer 19

GRID, GUIDES, DESKTOP LAYERS

Question 20

Let’s you create drawings you might want to use later

Answer 20

DESKTOP LAYER

Question 21

You can specify settings for the grid and guidelines on the _

Answer 21

MASTER PAGE

Question 22

List the sequence of events

Answer 22

UNDO DOCKER

Question 23

Allows you to get back to a specific point

Answer 23

UNDO DOCKER

Question 24

Go back to a point

Answer 24

UNDO DOCKER

Question 25

If you go back to a previous point and then change something, you will _

Answer 25

Lose the other work

Question 26

Default steps

Answer 26

20 steps

Question 27

If you have reasonable amount of _, you can increase this to around 50 steps of more

Answer 27

RAM