Where is "Shadow" in the Overlays panel?
In the Slideshow module the "Overlays" panel is supposed to have a "Shadow" section (according to the User Manual and the Help file). However, all I can see in the "Overlays" panel is the following three sections: "Identity Plate", "Rating Stars" and "Text Overlays" (number four, "Shadow", is missing).
How can I add shadows to the text overlays?
(Running version 1.0 under Windows XP)
Jørgen Johanson
Thanks for the input! Just to check it out I have now installed Lightroom on another machine (different hardware, different software (Windows Vista this time): The Overlays Shadow section is still missing...
The "Cast Shadow" is present, activated and working as advertised.
Jørgen
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* Copyright (c) 2007 BAH
* All rights reserved.
package com.newsystem.common;
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import java.awt.Graphics2D;
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for CS6 it goes here:
Main 4.0: /Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Custom File Info Panels/4.0/panels/
User 4.0: /Users/[userName]/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Custom File Info Panels/4.0/panels
for CC it goes.... ??If you are planing to install custom panels the user folder has not changed.
On mac:
/Users/[userName]/Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP/Custom File Info Panels/4.0/
For custom panels we highly recommend to not use the path to the "standard panels" installed by the application.
-Samy
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