Drop Shadows

photoman52b
Community Member Posts: 29
Here is a workaround that might be quicker than going to an image editor.I do a some shadows with text boxes, arrows, and the lectora shapes. I create the first one. Then create another in silver and put it behind it. For the top level text box you just need to make its background white so you don't see the box behind it. If you want big text to shadow, See my web site or LectoraExchange links below, just make the text color behind a different color and leave the top box clear. Still, shadows would be nice.
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