This tells the software that you want your job to be placed inside that rectangle when you click Merge. You have to name that rectangle 'Content' as shown in the right image. Here is a layout that is 8.5x11', with a bottom rectangle for company info, a right side rectangle for job info, and a content rectangle in the middle where the actual layout will go. Lets look at a very simple example to go over the process. You can include both vector and raster graphics in your title block file, but be careful of making it too large because it will make all of your files that much bigger! So for example, if you print your layouts on an 8.5x11' or A4 landscape page, then design your title block file at this size. It is best to design your template to match your print size and orientation. A title block template is simply an LED Wizard file that contains a 'Content' area where your layout goes, and then standard company and job information around the outside. Setting up your own title block template is easy and it's a great way to customize and brand your layouts. If you want to put a regular image inside text, such as a sunset or cityscape, then use the Clipping Path or Photomask features instead (these are not designed to tile the image). If you are adding new images to the library, be careful to use files that are either very uniform, such as a texture, or that have a repeating pattern. In this dialog box, you can also Add a new Category, which would then be included in the drop down list when you are browsing the image tiles. Then make whatever adjustments you want, such as contrast, hue, or saturation, and save the file back to the library with a new name using the Add to Image Fill Library option in the Image Menu. To edit one of the files from the library, you can open it from the Image Fills Library dialog box using the Edit button. To add a new file, you can either drag the files into the Image Fills Library dialog box and Import them, or simply open the file in Sign Wizard and use the Add to Image Fill Libraryfunction in the Image Menu. You have the option of adding new image tiles to the library, as well as editing the existing files in the library. These images are saved into various folders in your Image Fills Library, and there is a dialog box to manage the files. It is the perfect merge of raster and vector graphics, since the shape is defined by vectors and the image can be tiled to large sizes without loss of quality. The Image Fills feature enables you to put a scalable, seamlessly tiled image inside your text or graphics.

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