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Table 5: Bitmap fill properties

Property Meaning

Size – Original Select this box to retain the original size of the

bitmap.

Size – Relative To rescale the object deselect the Original option and

select this one. The Width and Height edit boxes are

enabled.

Size – Width When Relative is selected 100% means that the

bitmap original width will be resized to occupy the

whole fill area width, 50% means that the width of

the bitmap will be half that of the fill area.

Size – Height When Relative is selected 100% means that the

bitmap original height will be resized to occupy the

whole fill area height, 50% means that the height of

the bitmap will be half that of the fill area.

Position – Anchor

Map

Select from the map the place of the area where the

bitmap should be anchored to.

Position – X offset When tiling is enabled, enter in this box the offset for

the width of the bitmap in percentage values. 50%

offset means that at the anchor point of the bitmap

OOo will place the middle part of the bitmap and

start tiling from there.

Position – Y offset This will have the same effect of the X offset, but will

work on the height of the bitmap.

Position – Tile When this option is selected the bitmap will be tiled

to fill the area. The size of the bitmap used for the

tiling is determined by the Size settings.

Position – Autofit Stretches the bitmap to fill the whole area. Selecting

this option disables all the size settings.

Offset – Row If tiling is enabled offsets the rows of tiled bitmaps

by the percentage entered in the box so that two

subsequent rows are not aligned.

Offset – Column If tiling is enabled, offsets the columns of tiled

bitmaps by the percentage entered in the box so that

two subsequent columns of bitmaps are not aligned.

The way some of these parameters work is difficult to describe; the

best way to understand them is to use them. Some examples of bitmap

fills are given in Figure 106 along with the parameters used.

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