Another Word tip today. I was asked yesterday how you can insert the tick symbol in a document.
It is a difficult symbol to find. Hidden amongst the myriad of symbols that Word provide, but it is there.
- Click the Insert tab on the Ribbon
- Click the Symbol button and select More Symbols from the list
- Select Wingdings from the Font: list
- In the Character code: box, type 252
- Click Insert
After using it, the tick symbol will be added to the Recently used symbols:
list. If it is used very often, it might be worth creating a macro and
adding it to the toolbar to make the tick symbol more accessible.
Step 2: Next, I open my Timeline Palette in Photoshop (Window > Timeline).
Step 4:
Next, I want to create my next frame in the animation. I click on the
Duplicates Selected Frame button. Then, I go back to the Layer Palette,
turn off my open eyes layer, and turn on my three quarter open eyes
layer.
Step 9:
Now that you have all your frames done for your animation, you can test
your animation by playing it. Click on the Play icon on the Timeline
Palette. Also, make sure that the Forever option is selected. This will
make your animation loop.
Step 10:
After watching the animation, I decided it needed some time between
blinks. I didn’t want my cat to look like she had a blinking problem.
